A familiar sight to visitors at the Snowbowl, the Hubbard cabin has served many purposes since it was built by the Middlebury Winter Sports Club in 1938. In July, the building was moved about 100 yards to the other side of Starr Lodge where it will become the new headquarters for Middlebury alpine ski teams.
Photographs by Eric Killorin
A course led by biology professor Erin Eggleston explored creative ways to communicate the nature of microbes and related issues of social equity.
By Brett Simison
One of NSF’s most prestigious awards, the grant will support research on the biodiversity of islands in the Gulf of Maine.
A leader in libraries and archives, Irwin brings more than two decades of experience to the role after serving as interim dean during the 2025–26 academic year.
The successful campaign will support increased financial aid, additional faculty, a new art museum, first-generation scholarships, data initiatives, and climate leadership, among other things.
Stanger, who holds the Middlebury Distinguished Endowed Professorship, received the fellowship for scholarly and artistic projects from the American Academy in Berlin.
Dam removals offer an opportunity for ecological reconnection. And a wild education.
By Tara Lohan ‘99
Illustration by Sally Deng
We caught up with a few summer Language School attendees—some here for the first time, others returning for another session of immersive learning.
A recent gift to Middlebury’s Special Collections provides new images of Middlebury first woman graduate.
Middlebury Chapel and surrounding grounds
The Carillon Concert Series features beautiful concerts from Middlebury Chapel’s bell tower. The melodic sounds of the carillon bells will ring out across the campus. Bring a lawn chair or a blanket! Free and open to the public.
Performer: Elena Sadina and Serguei Gratchev
For more information about the performers and programs, please click here.
McCardell Bicentennial Hall
The Middlebury Community is invited to engage with summer research assistants about what they discovered through poster presentations.
Bread Loaf Theater
Mark your calendars and get your tickets! Come join the Bread Loaf Acting Ensemble for a performance of the Tony Award winning musical Assassins, with music by the renowned Stephen Sondheim and a libretto by John Weidman! It’s a dark comedy about how striving for the American dream can take a turn for the worse; it follows nine individuals who attempted (either successfully or not) to assassinate American Presidents through a playful carnival-like lens to critique American society then and now.
Performances run Thursday, July 30th through Sunday, August 2nd at 8:00pm in the Little Theater on the Bread Loaf campus. We will open tickets to the general public on Monday, July 20th, at which time you can reserve your free tickets by emailing us at BLBoxOffice@middlebury.edu.
