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Middlebury and farm energy company to explore use of bio-methane gas at the college
New fuel source derived from dairy farm and food waste could bring college close to carbon neutrality.
Students recognized for public service leadership
John and Bonnie McCardell, community partners, and distinguished guests honor 54 students at annual event
Library named for Jim Davis '66 and his family
At a ceremony on May 6, President Ron Liebowitz announced to members of the Middlebury community that the main library, unnamed since its completion in 2004, would now be called the Davis Family Library, in honor of Jim Davis '66; his wife, Anne; their son, Chris '08; and their daughter, Kassia.
Senior Carolyn Sparkes wins Kunin Award for her work on homelessness
Sparkes and other volunteers at Middlebury receive statewide recognition for outstanding public service
Mellon Foundation grant will encourage students to do research in ‘global classroom’
Middlebury has received a $700,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support a project called 'Integrating Study Abroad.'
Seven Middlebury graduates selected for NSF research fellowships
Middlebury College alumni received awards in the 2010 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
College buys property of historical significance
Addison House was home to four Middlebury presidents and served as the first women’s residence hall.
Middlebury College library to be named for longtime supporter on May 6
Middlebury College will mark the occasion of the library naming with a two-part event, including a discussion and a naming ceremony.
College receives record 7,978 applications for admission
Acceptance rate of 17.5 percent sets new standard, and Dean of Admissions says academic profile of applicants continues to rise.
Middlebury selected for Solar Decathlon 2011
The U.S. Department of Energy announced on April 15 that Middlebury College has been selected to participate in Solar Decathlon 2011, in which 20 teams of college and university students will compete to design, build and operate the most affordable, attractive and energy-efficient solar-powered house.