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2015: The Year in Stories
December 21, 2015
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. -- By any measure, 2015 was a remarkable year in the life of Middlebury. Athletics stories bookended the year: a new field house in January and a national field hockey championship in November. In between we welcomed a new president and said farewell to one who had been part of the campus community for more than 30 years. We celebrated major anniversaries and new programs, and grappled with difficult issues of race, ethnicity, and student stress. Here's a look back at some of the notable stories that defined the past year.
The new visual and naming system will clarify the relationships among Middlebury's academic entities.
Middlebury Launches New Brand Identity System
More than 600 people turned out to celebrate the dedication of Virtue Field House. Later the College inducted its first class to the Athletics Hall of Fame.
Middlebury Dedicates Virtue Field House
The charter group included three men and two women covering a span of nine decades in eight different sports.
New Athletics Hall of Fame Inducts First Members
The CDC-administered grant will tap the Bread Loaf Teacher Network for training in digital and literacy skills for a select cohort of Navajo students.
Bread Loaf School of English Receives Grant to Participate in Navajo Health Initiative
Ta-Nehisi Coates professes that racism does not stem from race. Rather, that race flows from racism and the need to exploit other people.
Writer Looks Ahead to Post-Racist America
The 2015 Spring Commencement ceremony took place Saturday, May 16th.
Middlebury Institute at Monterey Confers Graduate Degrees to 255 Students from 27 Countries
As Ron Liebowitz prepares to depart, Middlebury Magazine looks at how the 16th president shaped the institution.
The Liebowitz Years: Leading with Conviction
Middlebury welcomed the Class of 2015 to its alumni ranks on Sunday, May 24.
Commencement Highlights: Middlebury Celebrates the Class of 2015
Over a 10-day celebration of academic and artistic events, Middlebury honored its past and looked to the future of language learning.
Language Schools Centennial
On a beautiful autumn morning, the new president spoke of Middlebury's "determined, engaged optimism" in her inaugural address.
Middlebury Inaugurates Laurie L. Patton as 17th President
Van Jones and Bill McKibben were among the distinguished speakers honoring Middlebury's 50 years of environmental education and leadership.
Environmental Luminaries Help Mark 50th Anniversary of ES Program
The Middlebury field hockey team claimed its second NCAA Championship with a 1-0 win over Bowdoin.
Field Hockey Team Edges Bowdoin for National Championship
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