December 27, 2009 –

Men's team hosts Holiday Classic January 2 and 3; women host Panther/Cardinal Classic January 3 and 4

December 18, 2009 –

Rob Cohen's new novel plus works by Bread Loaf faculty earn praise from the Book Review

December 16, 2009 –

Cameron Mercer '11 spent several weeks working with NASA's Mars Exploration Rover team.

December 15, 2009 –

As world attention continues to focus on climate negotiations at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, numerous Middlebury students and recent alumni are at the scene...

December 14, 2009 –

Kateri Carmola, political science, and Michael Sheridan, sociology & anthropology, promoted to associate professor

December 3, 2009 –

Husband and wife team of New York Times columnist Kristof and writer WuDunn shared the Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Tiananmen Square and co-authored 2009's 'Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide'

December 1, 2009 –

Oberlin College to host program offering courses in French, Spanish, Arabic and Chinese

November 30, 2009 –

December 7 reception is free and open to public

November 29, 2009 –

Middlebury's president cited for encouraging sustainability, including commitment to carbon neutrality by 2016

November 23, 2009 –

Previous recipients have included Updike, Oates, Mailer, Albee and other leading American writers

November 21, 2009

November 17, 2009 –

Author and educator Tal Birdsey will speak Dec. 1.

November 16, 2009 –

Women's cross country defends its 2008 national title November 21 at Baldwin-Wallace College in Ohio; women's soccer takes on Johns Hopkins in NCAA sectional action, also November 21

November 11, 2009 –

Middlebury College literary publication includes new and well known writers

November 10, 2009 –

Tickets for showcase or full show available at the College box office or online

November 9, 2009 –

Women's soccer team will host NCAA regional November 14 and 15; field hockey hosts an NCAA quarterfinal game on November 11

November 8, 2009 –

More information available at registrar's office Web site

November 7, 2009 –

Both will play Williams for championships on November 8 at noon, men at Wesleyan, women at Williams, in games that can be seen on the Web

November 5, 2009

November 4, 2009 –

Allison Stanger's recent book, One Nation Under Contract: The Outsourcing of American Power and the Future of Foreign Policy, provides topic for Thomas Friedman's column

November 3, 2009

November 2, 2009 –

Letters, video presentations and 'frequently asked questions' address Middlebury's response to current financial challenges; add your thoughts at an online budget suggestion box

October 29, 2009 –

Prof. Tom Beyer uses best sellers to emphasize need for scholarship

October 27, 2009 –

Talk by Petr Kolar, 'Reflections on 1989: Twenty Years of Czech-American and Transatlantic Relations,' is free and open to the public

October 23, 2009

October 21, 2009 –

Local highlight is potluck with 350 dishes on the Middlebury green on the afternoon of October 24

October 20, 2009

October 14, 2009 –

Sierra Crane-Murdoch recognized for efforts with Power Past Coal

October 14, 2009 –

A member of the Class of 1951, Axinn was a businessman, author, poet, and aviator, and the namesake for Middlebury's Axinn Center

October 13, 2009

October 13, 2009 –

Event is free and open to the public

October 9, 2009

October 8, 2009

October 7, 2009 –

Ari Fleischer, Class of 1982, was primary spokesperson during President George W. Bush's first term

October 6, 2009 –

20th anniversary events during 'Freedom Without Walls' week, October 18-24, are free and open to the public

October 2, 2009

October 1, 2009 –

Events during student-organized symposium are free and open to the public

September 28, 2009 –

Author David Leavitt to discuss mathematician Alan Turing's tragic life and remarkable achievements

September 28, 2009 –

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

September 25, 2009 –

Benjamin Wieler, Class of 2011, dies from complications following surgery to remove a brain tumor

September 24, 2009 –

Event is free and open to the public

September 24, 2009 –

Classics department sponsors annual tribute

September 24, 2009 –

Free and open to the public, event will be held weather permitting

September 23, 2009

September 23, 2009 –

Talk is second in Middlebury/Monterey Lecture Series; reservations required by September 28

September 22, 2009 –

Jill Seaman, Middlebury Class of 1974, works on combatting infectious diseases in Sudan; Heather McHugh has taught at Bread Loaf Writers' Conference

September 18, 2009

September 17, 2009 –

Free exhibit of work by 2009 Cameron Visiting Architect Jim Cutler on display through October 17

September 16, 2009 –

Middlebury one of six schools selected in nationwide competition

September 16, 2009 –

Event is the Fall 2009 D.K. Smith Lecture

September 16, 2009 –

Online and print collections at Middlebury offer help in understanding the U.S. Constitution

September 15, 2009 –

Steven Hauschka, Class of 2007, kicks a field goal and five extra points in Ravens' opening game

September 14, 2009 –

Lecture by Harvard's Jeffrey Williamson is free and open to the public

September 12, 2009

September 9, 2009 –

Clifford Symposium for 2009 includes readings, lectures, panel discussions, dance performance

September 9, 2009 –

Jeff Langholz speaks on 'Conservation Cowboys' and whether we can trust the private sector to protect nature

September 8, 2009

September 8, 2009 –

Local non-profits and student service groups will be represented at event in McCullough

September 7, 2009 –

President and faculty urge new students to study 'deeply and broadly' and seek 'transcendent insight'

September 4, 2009

September 4, 2009 –

Event marks the start of the 90th season of the Performing Arts Series

September 3, 2009 –

Sept. 22 talk by M.I.T. scientist is free and open to the public

September 3, 2009 –

Lecture is free and open to the public

September 1, 2009 –

A professor and three former students are part of an NSF-funded project to create the first large-scale maps of concentration camps and other sites

August 28, 2009 –

September orientation Web site includes links to schedules, housing, and more

August 19, 2009 –

Highlights include Renaissance painting and Civil War artifacts, accomplished musicians, evocative theater and an international array of films

August 17, 2009 –

New lift nearing completion after busy fall construction

August 17, 2009 –

Linguistics expert Seiichi Makino gives commencement address, and receives honorary doctorate

August 13, 2009 –

Editor Carol Houck Smith, who passed away in 2008, was a longtime attendee at Bread Loaf

August 13, 2009 –

Congressman Sam Farr's town hall meeting attracts overflow crowd to Monterey's Irvine Auditorium

August 12, 2009 –

The total for all four Bread Loaf campuses this summer, in Ripton, Oxford, Asheville and Santa Fe, is 87 graduate degrees

August 5, 2009 –

Longtime team manager at Middlebury never recovered from heart attack on August 1

August 3, 2009 –

Distinguished language scholar Seiichi Makino to deliver the commencement address

July 29, 2009 –

Readings and lectures free and open to the public

July 24, 2009 –

Research topics include the Alps in Swiss art, Catholics and Muslims in Morocco, and Germany's 'War of Annihilation'

July 23, 2009 –

Meadows sprout on campus where once trimmed grass grew

July 22, 2009

July 17, 2009 –

Middlebury College literary publication includes new and well known writers

July 14, 2009 –

College ranks sixth on list of small colleges in providing grads to 2009-10 teaching corps

July 10, 2009 –

The surprisingly wily creatures offer insight into how learning takes place.

July 10, 2009 –

The surprisingly wily creatures offer insight into how learning takes place.

July 7, 2009 –

Weekend of events, focusing on value of language acquisition, includes panel discussion and presentations of graduate students' research

July 6, 2009 –

List for 2009 includes one event for each language, plus a 'VP's Pick'

July 2, 2009 –

Concert is free and open to the public

July 2, 2009 –

For fifth straight year, College alumni set a record for annual giving participation

July 1, 2009 –

Research projects focus on Vermont education, society and politics.

June 22, 2009 –

With Williams just ahead of the Panthers, and Amherst in third, NESCAC sweeps the top three spots

June 19, 2009 –

Two-year Philanthropic Engagement Fellowship is a new collaboration between foundation and Middlebury College

June 19, 2009 –

The repertory theatre company's month-long residency starting June 30 will mark its third season in New York City.

June 18, 2009 –

Sessions on four campuses feature internationally renowned faculty, including poet Paul Muldoon, literary critic Isobel Armstrong and playwright Dare Clubb

June 16, 2009

June 15, 2009 –

All open house nights are free and open to the public, but will only take place if mostly clear skies are expected.

June 12, 2009 –

All films are free and open to the public

June 11, 2009 –

Green mission statement has coaches, athletes and administrators helping College reach goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2016

June 10, 2009 –

Winning proposals include walking the Ganges and assessing Cuba's environmental legacy

June 8, 2009 –

Interns will affectt lives worldwide, from Asia to South America and from Maine to California

June 2, 2009 –

Vermont campus and Mills College to welcome students

June 1, 2009 –

Society for College and University Planning and Boston Society of Architects recognize facility

May 28, 2009 –

Noah Graham (Physics), Bert Johnson (Political Science), and Amy Morsman (History) promoted to associate professor; 13 promoted to full professor

May 24, 2009 –

Gary Hirshberg, six others awarded honorary degrees, and more than 500 members of the Class of 2009 receive their diplomas