Former Vermont Governor Jim Douglas ’72 spoke with students, faculty, and staff about his new memoir, The Vermont Way, in the Abernethy Room at the Axinn Center.

The number of applicants is the second largest in the College’s history.

Employers are looking for grads who can think clearly, communicate effectively, and solve complex problems, irrespective of major – according to one recent study.

Acclaimed author and four others will receive honorary degrees during graduation ceremony on May 24.

The former standout Panther will take over from her former coach and mentor Missy Foote, who retires later this year after 35 seasons.

The musical collaborative of East African artists features performers from the 11 countries of the Nile River Basin.

Faculty, staff, students, friends, and family gathered at Mead Chapel to celebrate the life of a much beloved professor of economics.

Alison Maxwell ’15 sprinted to the finish line ahead of the field to claim the national championship in the women's mile.

As Middlebury’s chief academic officer, Susan Baldridge is working to build connections across the institution.

A roundtable of Middlebury faculty, students, and staff wrestled with the issue of undergraduates using their laptop computers in class.

Middlebury's Rob Cone claimed the men's giant slalom national title on day two of competition at the 2015 NCAA Skiing Championship in Lake Placid, New York.

Experiential learning courses will take students throughout the U.S. and abroad.

Carol Greider discovered telomerase, the enzyme that protects and maintains the ends of chromosomes. She spoke at Middlebury on March 9.

Ta-Nehisi Coates professes that racism does not stem from race. Rather, that race flows from racism and the need to exploit other people.

The intellectual energy of Middlebury's faculty and staff was on display at a recent reception honoring scholarly and creative works.

Moriel Rothman-Zecher '11 returned to speak about nonviolence, conscientious objection, and the Israeli occupation of Gaza and the West Bank.

When Middlebury College Digital Media Producer Ben Savard ’14 posted a photo on Reddit, the media came calling.

Legendary coach ends career with the most Division III wins of any hockey coach in NCAA history.

In his third and final dispatch, Middlebury junior Armel Nibasumba reflects on his group's effort to design a program for Partners in Health.

The pioneering researcher on the structure of chromosome ends known as telomeres will give a public talk on March 9.