Romanian pianist Mihaela Ursuleasa brings style and grace to March 3 concert

December 17, 2009 –

Avant-garde and eclectic Meridian Arts Ensemble to perform Jan. 13

December 22, 2006 –

Winter issue of New England Review features fiction, poetry and prose

December 18, 2006 –

Middlebury College literary publication includes well known poets and prose writers

Eight Middlebury graduates accept 2006-2007 Fulbright U.S. Student Awards

December 14, 2006 –

Middlebury is among top 10 undergraduate schools producing this year's student Fulbright recipients.

Students discover a new Maya king in the lost city of Jaguar Hill in Guatemala

December 1, 2006 –

Numerous royal artifacts are unearthed

Cellist and pianist duo celebrates 30th anniversary Dec. 9

November 27, 2006 –

Dieuwke Davydov and Diana Fanning to replicate Mead Chapel performance of 1976

Livia Vastag selected from among more than 100 students nationwide

November 21, 2006 –

Middlebury senior receives award for undergraduate research in biochemistry

Internationally celebrated organist Paul Jacobs to perform Dec. 3

November 20, 2006 –

A lecture by Middlebury College Organist and Professor Emeritus Emory Fanning
will precede the performance

Middlebury College to offer Master of Arts in Chinese for 2007

November 15, 2006 –

Scholars convene for the 36th annual meeting of the New England Council of Latin American Studies

November 10, 2006 –

Middlebury student David Restrepo is named "Outstanding Senior in Latin American Studies"

Middlebury College student group hosts weekend workshop on race, class and the death penalty Nov. 16-19

November 7, 2006 –

Middlebury College student group, Incarceration in Question, hosts "Double Standards of Justice: A Weekend Workshop on Race, Class and the Death Penalty." All events are free and open to the public.

Taiwanese pianist Pei-Yao Wang to perform at Middlebury College Nov. 17

November 3, 2006 –

The event is sponsored by the Middlebury College Performing Arts Series.

Middlebury College to celebrate Native American Heritage Month Nov. 4-14

November 3, 2006 –

The Voices of Indigenous Peoples, a Middlebury College student organization, plans a series of events

Middlebury College symposium explores issues of Christianity and social justice Nov. 9-15

November 1, 2006 –

The Intervarsity Christian Fellowship hosts a series of events for a symposium titled "Challenging Complacency: Do Christians Care about Social Justice." All events are free and open to the public.

Forum on "Fuel or Food: Dealing with the Global Energy Crisis" to be held Nov. 8

Audience will be invited to join Middlebury faculty and energy industry leaders in discussion

Middlebury College announces establishment of fellowship program in environmental journalism

Scholar-in-Residence Bill McKibben will direct the program to begin September 2007

Middlebury College ski facility takes carbon neutrality to new heights

October 29, 2006 –

College's alpine and nordic ski teams go carbon neutral too

Dedé Mirabal Reyes and Minou Tavárez Mirabal to speak Nov. 6

October 25, 2006 –

Lecture is free and open to the public

Middlebury College announces establishment of the Justice William H. Rehnquist Professorship

October 24, 2006 –

Middlebury College Professor of History Jim Ralph named as first recipient

Mexican poet Pura López Colomé to give reading Nov. 2

October 24, 2006 –

Event is free and open to the public

Global warming, federal debt and congressional ethics motivate students to create The Young Americans Fund

October 17, 2006 –

Students develop the first scorecard evaluating members of U.S. Congress on inter-generational issues

National Public Radio "Living on Earth" host Steve Curwood to speak Oct. 30

October 17, 2006 –

The annual Robert W. van de Velde Jr. '75 Memorial Lecture is free and open to the public

Students tackle unusual research at Argonne National Laboratory

October 16, 2006 –

Two students, two trikes and one high powered x-ray make for an exciting 24 hours

On stage: five students play a part in Potomac Theatre Project's final season

October 16, 2006 –

20-year-old company plans move from Olney, Md., to New York

Students create virtual tour of Lake Champlain's underwater landscape

October 16, 2006 –

735,000 bathymetric measurements from eight-year study serve as basis for a fish-eye view of the 120-mile lake

Admissions procedure announced for Oct. 24 talk by Chief Justice of the United States John G. Roberts

October 13, 2006 –

Illustrious concert pianist Krystian Zimerman to perform Oct. 25

October 11, 2006 –

Event is part of the Middlebury College Performing Arts Series

National Public Radio correspondent David Welna to speak about congressional reporting Oct. 25

October 11, 2006 –

Lecture is part of Middlebury's "Meet the Press" series and is free and open to the public

Genocide survivor to discuss "The Aftermath of Genocide: What Comes Next in Sudan?"

October 11, 2006 –

Discussion is free and open to the public

Chamber music sensation the Florestan Trio to play Haydn, Schubert and Dvorák at Middlebury College Oct. 20

October 5, 2006 –

New biomass facility to reduce greenhouse gases by almost 12,500 tons a year

September 30, 2006 –

Demand for wood chips could stimulate local bioenergy economy

British pianist Paul Lewis continues his landmark series of Beethoven concerts at Middlebury College Oct. 13

September 29, 2006 –

National Geographic contributing photographer Joel Sartore to discuss Alaska's oil and wildlife issues Oct. 12

September 28, 2006 –

Event is free and open to the public

Author and historian James T. Patterson to speak Oct. 6

September 27, 2006 –

"The United States from Watergate to 9/11" to be topic of free lecture

Marathon Reading of Vergil's Aeneid

September 27, 2006 –

Classics department sponsors 2nd annual marathon reading

Chief Justice of the United States John G. Roberts Jr. to speak at Middlebury College Oct. 24

September 25, 2006 –

Talk will take place in Mead Chapel at 8:15 p.m.

Nobel Prize-winning economist William Sharpe to discuss issues of financing retirement Oct. 6

September 22, 2006 –

Event is free and open to the public

Posse Foundation vice president to join Middlebury College as dean for institutional diversity

September 14, 2006 –

Symposium on urban culture and other social issues Sept. 29-30

September 14, 2006 –

Featured speakers include urban geographer and leading social critic David Harvey

Vermont candidates for the United States House of Representatives to debate foreign affairs issues Sept. 26

September 13, 2006 –

Event is free and open to the public

Unique musical offerings and ancient treasures commence the arts season at Middlebury College

September 12, 2006 –

Other highlights include exciting performances on both stage and screen

Twenty-four hours. Two trikes. One high powered X-ray.

September 11, 2006 –

Middlebury College students tackle unusual research at Argonne National Laboratory

Rolling Stone Managing Editor Will Dana to discuss issues of biased reporting Sept. 21

September 7, 2006 –

Lecture is part of Middlebury's "Meet the Press" series and is free and open to the public

Fall issue of New England Review features new and veteran authors

August 31, 2006 –

Middlebury College literary publication includes well known poets and prose writers

Middlebury College School of Russian named for Kathryn Wasserman Davis

August 18, 2006 –

Davis commits $2 million to establish "100 Projects for Peace" and "100 Summer Scholarships for Peace"

Middlebury College opens Max Kade Center for German Studies Aug. 15

August 15, 2006 –

Middlebury College Bread Loaf Writers' Conference to convene Aug. 16-27

July 31, 2006 –

Readings and lectures are free and open to the public

Middlebury College Language Schools commencement to take place Aug. 18

July 28, 2006 –

International Studies scholar Jane Edwards to deliver the commencement address

Technology rules as the class of 2010 packs for college

July 25, 2006 –

A look at what has gone into the trunk over the years reveals a technological timeline

Middlebury College named one of the 100 best campuses for LGBT students

July 21, 2006 –

School recognized in 'The Advocate College Guide for LGBT Students'

Middlebury College undertakes $4 million renovation and construction of Hillcrest Environmental Center

July 19, 2006 –

Updated facility will house the environmental studies program

Middlebury College constructs $31.7 million center for literary and cultural studies

July 19, 2006 –

Former college library to be renovated and rebuilt

Concert of traditional and original music from China on July 29

July 17, 2006 –

Zhiming Han and Cynthia Hsiang return to campus for summer performance

Middlebury College "Symposium on Terror and Mass Media" July 30

July 12, 2006 –

Event is free and open to the public

College roads close July 18 for renovation construction

July 11, 2006 –

Access from Route 30 to Route 125 via Old Chapel and Stewart Hill Roads to be suspended until the fall

Open house series at Middlebury College observatory July 20 and 26, and Aug. 2

July 10, 2006 –

Free and open to the public

Rakugo and kamikiri performers at Middlebury College Japanese School July 7

June 27, 2006 –

Free and open to public

Open house night at Middlebury College observatory June 28

June 19, 2006 –

Free and open to the public

Middlebury College Bread Loaf Writers' Conference awards annual Bakeless Prize in fiction and poetry

June 14, 2006 –

Middlebury College receives major photography gift

June 12, 2006 –

Robert Adams: Turning Back, A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration

International conference to integrate nonproliferation issues into higher education curriculum June 21-24

June 6, 2006 –

Middlebury College and Monterey Institute of International Studies collaborate to help faculty worldwide develop course offerings

Middlebury College Language Schools 2006 International Film Festival June 17-Aug. 12

June 2, 2006 –

All films are free and open to the public

Middlebury College Language Schools to begin summer session June 16

June 1, 2006 –

Recently recovered evidence supports Pantheon of Agrippa reconstruction in Middlebury College professor's research

May 23, 2006 –

Multiple national grants to fund significant archaeological research in Rome

May 14 fire causes minor damage to residence hall, no injuries

May 15, 2006 –

Emily McNeil observes glowing clouds of debris from star explosions

May 12, 2006 –

Middlebury senior's research in astrophysics indicates additional supernova remnants in the M33 galaxy

Five students combine college careers with firefighting

May 11, 2006 –

Andrew Barriger, Marcus Bellows, Morgan Prust,
Shane Spinell and Welcker Taylor volunteer
for the Middlebury Fire Department

Approving strategic plan, trustees lay groundwork for Middlebury College as a global institution

May 11, 2006 –

Plan also calls for increased financial aid, larger faculty, and enhanced residential life

Middlebury College dominates key categories in national RecycleMania competition

May 11, 2006 –

Annual Environmental Protection Agency contest draws 100 schools from 33 states

Relay for Life donations still climbing toward goal of $200,000

May 3, 2006 –

More than $187,000 has been raised to date by the Middlebury College student effort to benefit the American Cancer Society

British pianist Paul Lewis continues his landmark series of Beethoven concerts at Middlebury College May 12

April 28, 2006 –

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Announcement to the Middlebury College community re: violence in Darfur

April 26, 2006 –

College will not invest in companies whose activities support Sudanese government and policies in Darfur

Relay for Life inspires community support April 28-29

April 20, 2006 –

Middlebury College students host the annual all-night event to benefit the American Cancer Society

Annual Middlebury College business forum to discuss "Outsourcing: Opportunity or Threat?" May 3

April 19, 2006 –

Free and open to the public

Noted essayist and environmentalist Scott Russell Sanders to speak at Middlebury College May 4

April 19, 2006 –

Lecture is free and open to the public

New York Times science and environment reporter Andrew Revkin to discuss media coverage of climate change May 4

April 19, 2006 –

Lecture is part of Middlebury's "Meet the Press" series and is free and open to the public

Distinguished Middlebury College Professor of French Edward C. Knox to receive award and give lecture April 27

April 18, 2006 –

Bernard-Henri Lévy's "American Vertigo" to be topic of free talk

April 11 event honors 39 students for volunteerism in the community

April 17, 2006 –

Middlebury College celebrates 13th annual Public Service Leadership Awards

Middlebury College celebrates 13th annual Public Service Leadership Awards

April 14, 2006 –

April 11 event honors 39 students for volunteerism in the community

Middlebury's class of 2010 selected from an all-time high of 6,200 applicants

April 13, 2006 –

18 percent increase in applications; record low 24 percent accepted

Jurassic 5, Rahzel and Naughty By Nature ring in the spring April 29

April 13, 2006 –

Author and urban studies specialist Owen Gutfreund to discuss 20th century sprawl April 27

April 10, 2006 –

Lecture and reception are free and open to the public

'Midd 8' events and more make April 'Global Awareness Month' on campus

April 5, 2006 –

Final event of Midd 8's 'Global Awareness Month' features Bernie Sanders in panel discussion April 28

Political scientist and Middle East expert Mansour Farhang to discuss Iran's nuclear program April 18

April 5, 2006 –

Lecture is free and open to the public

VH1's "Best Week Ever" panelists to perform live at Middlebury April 14

April 4, 2006 –

Open to public aged 18 and over

Ann M. Veneman, executive director of UNICEF, to deliver Middlebury College commencement address May 28

April 3, 2006 –

Robin E. Bell, Dr. Richard M. Hodes, Sen. James M. Jeffords, Alec S. Webb and Lihua Yu to receive honorary degrees

Middlebury College "Active Minds" symposium to stimulate dialogue on mental health issues April 17-20

April 3, 2006 –

Events are free and open to the public

Book donations needed for April 11 sale to raise funds for New Orleans public library

March 30, 2006 –

Book sale to benefit New Orleans highlights week of Katrina-related events

Issues facing women in higher education to be topic of April 8 symposium

March 30, 2006 –

Interdisciplinary panel of women scholars will examine current controversies and questions

Local musical ensemble to perform recital of French songs April 7

March 30, 2006 –

Free and open to the public

Middlebury College "Global Feminism" symposium to explore and discuss women's issues worldwide April 12-16

March 28, 2006 –

Events are free and open to the public

April 6 lecture to feature folklorist and author Marcie Cohen Ferris speaking about "Matzoh Ball Gumbo: Culinary Tales of the Jewish South"

March 22, 2006 –

Free and open to the public

The Orange Grove Gospel Choir returns to Middlebury College to perform during Religious Awareness Week April 8

March 20, 2006 –

Free and open to the public

Vermont Campus Compact to honor Middlebury faculty, students and others at the Vermont State House

March 19, 2006 –

Awards to be presented March 30

Students ride to the rescue

March 17, 2006 –

Twelve serve in local community on volunteer ambulance squad; new search-and-rescue team in planning stages

Middlebury College symposium explores the challenges facing the future of Afghanistan April 2-7

March 16, 2006 –

Events are free and open to the public

Renaissance chorale ensemble The Tallis Scholars to perform at Middlebury College April 2

March 16, 2006 –

Author and New Yorker writer Elizabeth Kolbert to speak about the future of climate change April 3

March 16, 2006 –

Lecture is part of Middlebury's "Meet the Press" series

Middlebury announces a new service leadership award in honor of alumna Dana Morosini Reeve

March 15, 2006 –

Award will be granted for first time at the annual
Public Service Leadership Award dinner April 11

Middlebury College production of "The Bewitched" to be performed at Kennedy Center as part of national competition April 18-19

March 13, 2006 –

Production received multiple awards at American College Theatre Festival in February

Middlebury College names David Dorman recipient of the Perkins Award for Excellence in Teaching

March 12, 2006 –

Ceremony and reception will be held Tuesday, March 14

Middlebury College Dean of Admissions available to comment on recent admissions trends

March 8, 2006 –

As this year's batch of acceptance letters hits the mail, colleges and students encounter changing trends

Britain's Belcea Quartet returns to Middlebury College with a concert honoring Mozart and Shostakovich March 12

February 27, 2006 –

British pianist Paul Lewis continues his landmark series of Beethoven concerts at Middlebury College March 16

February 27, 2006 –

Writer and AIDS activist Larry Kramer to explore gay rights issues

February 24, 2006 –

Events are free and open to the public

A capella group Womensing to perform free concert March 11

February 23, 2006 –

Noted climatologist Michael Mann to speak on "Global Climate Change: Past and Future" March 7

February 21, 2006 –

Lecture is free and open to the public

A Middlebury College spring lecture series to focus on religion, nation and state March 1-May 2

February 21, 2006 –

Lectures are free and open to the public

Smith College Professor of Education Sam Intrator to deliver lecture titled "The Inspiration Gap: Why Structural Reform Rarely Impacts the Achievement Gap"

February 21, 2006 –

Free and open to the public

'Make Levees, Not War' - Students face harsh realities in post-Katrina New Orleans

February 17, 2006 –

Grassroots relief effort in devastated communities powers winter term course

Student symposium March 2-4 examines 'The Changing Face of Tibet'

February 17, 2006 –

Event features film, dance, music, discussions

Professor of Political Science Eric Davis available to comment on Supreme Court case on Vermont campaign finance reform

February 17, 2006 –

Middlebury College Executive Director of Career Services Jaye Roseborough available to comment on emerging job trends among recent graduates

February 15, 2006 –

Traditional path to Wall Street is no longer the only avenue

Performance by Claudia Stevens: "Dreadful Sorry Guys"

February 13, 2006 –

83rd annual Middlebury College Winter Carnival on Feb. 23-26 warms up with "Iced Out" as its theme

February 9, 2006 –

Public invited to attend cultural gala, ice show, ski events and more

Two of Middlebury College's favorite classical musicians, cellist David Finckel and pianist Wu Han, return for a Feb. 21 concert

February 8, 2006 –

Old-fashioned science makes modern-day art

February 3, 2006 –

A unique winter term course combines disciplines to create an exhibit of scientific history

Middlebury College to show Hollywood film about a boy and his cheetah, capturing the African childhood of senior Alexander Hopcraft, Feb. 16

February 3, 2006 –

Event is free and open to the public

Annual ski-down procession at Middlebury College Snow Bowl on Feb. 4

January 31, 2006 –

Mid-year graduates to be fêted with special celebration

Middlebury College professor and environmental economist participates in radio broadcast of "Open Source"

January 26, 2006 –

Assistant Professor of Economics Jon Isham and panel discuss the future of environmentalism

Middlebury College and Middlebury Area Land Trust collaborate to make new park possible

January 24, 2006 –

Idea for park began with student project

Dance Company of Middlebury to premiere new work Jan. 27 - 28

January 19, 2006 –

"Enemies" explores dynamics of human and societal interactions

Middlebury College students showcase computerized LEGO robots Jan. 30

January 19, 2006 –

Event is free and open to the public

What do tombstones, graffiti and French living rooms have in common?

January 18, 2006 –

Jonathan Ellis and Danielle Rose document architectural heritage of Middlebury College

"Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy and the Solomon Amendment to be topic of Jan. 27 conference

January 17, 2006 –

Experts to discuss current practices and constitutional challenges

Jan. 28 conference to examine key industries where Internet is driving change

January 16, 2006 –

Events are free and open to the public

Middlebury College honors four local citizens for community service Jan. 11

January 12, 2006 –

Al Stiles, Cy and "T" Tall, and the Rev. Paul Bortz receive awards

Middlebury College celebrates Mozart's birthday with a free lecture and concert on Jan. 20

January 11, 2006 –

"Dude, Where's My Car: Alcohol, Memory and the Developing Brain" to be topic of lecture Jan. 25

January 11, 2006 –

Duke University Medical Center professor to speak about the effect of young adult drug use on learning and memory

Pianist Dejan Lazic returns to Middlebury College to celebrate Mozart's birthday with a solo recital, Jan. 27

January 11, 2006 –

Composer and performer Philip Hamilton '82 in concert on January 12

January 9, 2006 –

Concert takes place during residency as Alexander Twilight Scholar

Middlebury College celebrates the life of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

January 5, 2006 –

All events are free and open to the public

Middlebury College's William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of Chemistry James Larrabee to deliver inaugural lecture

January 4, 2006 –

"A Spectroscopist's View of Metals in Biology"

Grab your hat and gloves! College environmental groups host "Get Outside Week" Jan. 15-20

January 3, 2006 –

Experience winter and learn about climate change