The festivities include music, art, poetry, fireworks, and a conference exploring the future of language education. All events are free and open to the public.

Members of Middlebury's second Hall of Fame class will be inducted at a dinner and ceremony on November 7, 2015.

The decision came after an investigation uncovered multiple violations of the College’s hazing and general conduct policies.

With a remodeled school bus, two Middlebury students prepare for a 7-city tour connecting youth with professional mentors in their hometowns. (Addison Independent)

Naming honors Middlebury's thirteenth president, who led the construction of the Mahaney Center for the Arts.

In partnership with Ashoka U., Middlebury's Center for Social Entrepreneurship hosted 120 visitors at the Bread Loaf campus.

The longtime Middlebury College treasurer, known for his fiscal discipline in turbulent economic times, has died at the age of 97.

Panther athletes fared very well this spring, both on and off the field.

Geneticist Heidi Rehm ’93 is at the forefront of a genetic revolution in medicine, which may eventually lead to personalized care based on individual DNA.

The beautiful sounds of ringing bells will fill the air again this summer, as the 30th annual Carillon Series treats audiences to free performances in and around Mead Memorial Chapel.

A dramatic overhaul of the Bread Loaf Inn, from foundation to roof, will greet students this summer.

The Bread Loaf School of English offers an innovative, state-of-the-art graduate curriculum in the fields of literature, pedagogy and literacy, creative writing, and theater arts. 

The internationally renowned programs will celebrate a century of immersive language and culture study this year as well as the debut of the Korean School.

The Middlebury Development Review Board voted to approve College plans to build residence halls in the Ridgeline area of campus.

Annual award created by Professor Emeritus Rudolf K. Haerle, Jr., recognizes leadership, attitude, stewardship, and community service.

Fourteen students will work with the professional company in acting and crew roles.

Ralph Gardner, Jr. ’75 describes his return to Middlebury after many years, and how the institution shaped his outlook on life.

Stanford digital learning scholar Amy Collier will begin work at Middlebury July 1.

Nearly 2000 alumni gathered on campus for a weekend of reuniting with old friends and making new ones.

Middlebury recently concluded its largest-ever fundraising effort. Learn more about the impact of The Middlebury Initiative.