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

May 21, 2009 –

From the president's office, news about recent accomplishments and publications by Middlebury's faculty

May 19, 2009 –

Gary Hirshberg of Stonyfield Farm, commencement speaker, to be honored along with Betty and David Jones, John and Bonnie McCardell, Frank Sesno and Clara Yu

May 15, 2009 –

Winners in poetry, fiction and nonfiction will have works published and receive Bread Loaf fellowships

May 14, 2009 –

Panthers will travel to Cortland for semifinals, with a trip to national championship game at Gillette Stadium on the line

May 12, 2009 –

Newly established Fellowship in Narrative Journalism creates audio-visual exhibition; you can also hear the stories on the blog

May 12, 2009 –

Christine Bachman '09 reflects on the growth of the fledgling academic discipline.

May 11, 2009 –

Annual workshop is free to Vermont high school students, registration required

May 7, 2009 –

Student-volunteers recognized for their service to Special Olympics, Burmese refugees, climate change and other causes

May 2, 2009 –

Panthers, also Division II champs in 2007, defeat Georgetown in semis and Wisconsin in championship game at Stanford

May 1, 2009 –

Team is working on product to help iPhone software developers

May 1, 2009 –

Dance program's spring concert, at CFA Dance Theatre, will include work by Ellen Smith and Paul Besaw

May 1, 2009 –

Prestigious environmental fellowship funds a year of service

April 30, 2009

April 30, 2009 –

Aylie Baker plans to use audio storytelling to aid discussions of sustainability

April 30, 2009 –

A note from Augustus Jordan, acting dean of the College, with links to sites for more information

April 29, 2009 –

Program helped shape and define Middlebury's study abroad

April 28, 2009 –

Classics scholar has raised nearly $200,000 for multiple sclerosis cure

April 28, 2009 –

Top scholars, activists will gather to discuss 'getting to 350'

April 27, 2009 –

Team of three students wins for the third straight year

April 26, 2009 –

Men defeat Amherst, 16-7, and will host NESCAC championship weekend, May 2-3; women run past Bates, 18-4, and will play Colby at Tufts on May 2

April 26, 2009 –

Biology professor Jeremy Ward designs five-year project for students at College and at local schools

April 23, 2009 –

Lecture is free and open to the public

April 22, 2009 –

For more information on registration, check out the registrar's Web site: go/registrar

April 20, 2009 –

Haseeb Humayoon, a senior at Middlebury College, and his co-author challenge U.S. and the world to support democracy and women's rights in Afghanistan

April 20, 2009 –

U.S. Ambassador John Beyrle, a Russian School alumnus, to host students and alumni at historic Spaso House on April 29

April 17, 2009

April 17, 2009 –

'Galilee, 1948: History as Mystery' is the title of talk on Taha Muhammad Ali

April 16, 2009 –

Award given for 'real-world solutions toward carbon neutrality'

April 15, 2009 –

New span at Cross Street designed to improve safety and traffic; completion due in November 2010

April 13, 2009 –

Performance is the senior thesis work of Yina Ng and Simon Thomas-Train

April 13, 2009 –

April 17 events are free and open to the public.

April 11, 2009 –

Lecture to help celebrate Lake Champlain's Quadricentennial

April 10, 2009

April 9, 2009 –

John Elder, Bill McKibben and senior Ria Shroff among award winners

April 8, 2009 –

Exhibit at 51 Main extended through Saturday, May 2.

April 7, 2009 –

WSJ economics editor David Wessel delivers annual van de Velde lecture; event is free and open to the public

April 7, 2009 –

Lecture by theoretical physicist Lawrence Krauss, 'Our Miserable Future: Life in an Ever-Expanding Universe,' is free and open to the public

April 6, 2009 –

Stacy Levy will speak in the Franklin Environmental Center at 4:30 p.m.

April 6, 2009 –

Film looks behind the scenes of the World War II Kamikaze bombers

March 30, 2009 –

Middlebury's Ben Rudin, NESCAC player of the year, named to second team by National Association of Basketball Coaches

March 30, 2009 –

In the Mahaney Center for the Arts Concert Hall, the Middlebury College Choir performs the concert program from their spring break tour, which took them to Hartford, Boston, and New York

March 25, 2009 –

Dhani Jones, Natalie Spilger and Alex Wolff to participate

March 25, 2009 –

Event is free and open to the public

March 25, 2009 –

International advocate Helen Calidicott to discuss medical and ecological implications of nuclear power

March 24, 2009 –

New social networking video site focuses on energy and climate change

March 23, 2009 –

Basketball coach Jeff Brown and senior guard Ben Rudin honored; Randi Dumont from women's hockey picked as first-team All America; Jamie McKenna of men's hockey team named to second team

March 17, 2009 –

Lecture and discussions are free and open to the public

March 17, 2009 –

One Middlebury project awarded funding; President Liebowitz's office funds additional project

March 16, 2009

March 16, 2009 –

Panthers play Wisconsin-River Falls in consolation game at 3:30 p.m. on March 21, while Amherst and Elmira play for national title at 7 p.m.

March 13, 2009 –

David West's excellence in teaching is inspired by fieldwork and the ancient geological history of Vermont

March 9, 2009 –

Middlebury mathematics professor a lead researcher in study

March 6, 2009 –

Peg Martin, Ken Perine, and Ann Ross are cited as exemplars of community service

March 6, 2009 –

Gary Hirshberg, president, chairman and CEO of leading organic yogurt company Stonyfield Farm, has been an inspiration to many

March 6, 2009 –

Soovin Kim, Jessica Lee, Choong-Jin Chang and Peter Stumpf form ensemble

March 6, 2009 –

Panthers take on Bridgewater State at Pepin Gym at 7 p.m., with live video feed available on the Web

March 4, 2009 –

Public is invited to sample Vermont maple products and see if sap will flow

March 2, 2009 –

Pianist Robert Kulek will accompany

March 2, 2009 –

Eco-friendly truck hauls people and equipment trailer

March 2, 2009 –

Middlebury Quidditch Club named finalist in "Promotional Event of the Year" category

March 1, 2009 –

With 77-68 victory, the Panthers (24-3) earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III tournament

February 26, 2009 –

Students will participate in Powershift '09 and Capitol Climate Action

February 24, 2009 –

From the president's office, news about recent accomplishments and publications by Middlebury's faculty

February 22, 2009

February 21, 2009 –

Lecture is free and open to the public

February 21, 2009 –

The medical anthropologist will discuss health and human rights

February 20, 2009 –

After Taliban fall, Chayes launched Kandahar-based business to deter opium production

February 20, 2009 –

Bill McKibben paints a dark picture but praises the College for 'environmental activism'

February 11, 2009 –

President Sunder Ramaswamy announces appointments of Renee Jourdenais, Yuwei Shi, and Tate Miller as new MIIS deans

February 10, 2009 –

Listen to Ron Liebowitz's appearance on 'Talk of the Nation' Feb. 10 with National Public Radio's Neal Conan and Claudio Sanchez

February 10, 2009 –

University of Washington conservation biologist Dee Boersma to deliver 2009 Scott Margolin '99 Lecture in Environmental Affairs

February 6, 2009 –

Workshops, professional instruction and concert all open to the public

February 5, 2009 –

Reception, lecture and tours are free and open to the public

February 2, 2009 –

Public invited to attend outdoor events, ice show and ski races

February 1, 2009 –

Event is part of the Middlebury College Activities Board's annual speaker series and is free and open to the public

February 1, 2009 –

Lecture at Middlebury's Town Hall Theater by Anne-Marie Slaughter, State Department's director of policy planning, is free and open to the public

January 31, 2009 –

February Orientation Web site includes schedule, frequently asked questions and more

January 30, 2009

January 28, 2009 –

Retired U.S. Army General Robert Gard invited to ceremony along with other top officers who advocated an end to the use of torture

January 27, 2009 –

Event is free and open to the public

January 26, 2009 –

College teams up with local artists to help Addison County Parent/Child Center

January 21, 2009 –

Mid-year graduates participate in special celebration

January 20, 2009 –

Event Calendar Listing

January 19, 2009 –

Concert at 7 p.m. in Mead Chapel on Jan. 19; inauguration to be screened at 11 a.m. on Jan. 20 at several spots on campus

January 19, 2009 –

Students and staff volunteer for community service projects

January 15, 2009 –

New York Times blog, Green Inc., focuses on College's new biomass heating plant

January 13, 2009 –

With 21 volunteers in 2009, Middlebury moves up from a tie for 16th in the rankings a year ago; 443 Middlebury grads have served as volunteers over the years

January 12, 2009

January 7, 2009 –

New sites for 2009 offer a closer look at diversity, and easier access to the latest headlines, blogs, videos, and more

January 5, 2009 –

Program by Bernarda Fink and pianist Anthony Spiri will feature works by Schubert and Dvorák

December 30, 2008 –

On Sunday, Middlebury meets St. Anselm in consolation game at 1 p.m., and New England College plays Curry in championship at 4 p.m.