Political and economic experts will examine the negative effects of inequality in the United States and abroad, and discuss policies to address this growing problem. 

All four of the new trustees graduated from Middlebury College in the 1990s.

Middlebury's Davis Family Library is working with the Rokeby Museum to share a rich cache of letters about life in early America.

The MCA's 23^rd season opens this September with incredible performances, exhibitions, and more.

After a career as a Presbyterian minister, Ken Parker ’62 serves in a new way with his crew of therapy donkeys.

President Emeritus Ron Liebowitz issued a call to action in his Commencement Address.

Brothers Evan ’08 and Tyler ’06 Williams are the latest Middlebury alumni to make a name for themselves in the craft brewing industry.

Members of the extended Middlebury family now have an added incentive to pursue a master's degree at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.

Professor Stephen Trombulak has been using a 19th-century ornithological collection ever since he discovered the treasure buried in the far reaches of an overcrowded College storage room.

Leah Fessler ’15 reveals a startling reality about hookup culture and committed relationships at Middlebury.

The School of English conferred 42 master's degrees and one honorary Doctor of Letters in Ripton on August 8.

Middlebury's 17th President Laurie Patton greets the community in her first column for Middlebury Magazine.

On August 14, Middlebury will confer 109 master's degrees, three doctoral degrees, and four honorary degrees in the Language School's centennial year.

The festival will show 95 films by first and second-time directors August 27-30.

With projects in natural science, social science, computer science, and the humanities, the annual Summer Research Symposium is a beehive of activity.

Retrofitting two boilers to accept natural gas and preparing the site for new residence halls are atop this summer's list of campus projects. 

Lectures and readings are open to the public.

The 2015 fiscal year closes with strong alumni and parent participation.

K12, Inc. will become the sole owner of Middlebury Interactive Languages.

Students embarked on a four-week writing intensive course in Alaska co-taught by Professor Matthew Dickerson and Middlebury alumnus Dr. David O’Hara ’91.