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Class of 2011 told to find opportunity when least expected
Chris Waddell '91 gives the commencement address to nearly 600 Middlebury seniors and a crowd of thousands.
Fellowship and scholarship winners announced
Six Fulbright fellowships are among the prestigious academic awards earned by Middlebury undergraduates this spring.
College grants tenure to four faculty members
The board of trustees, meeting in May, promoted four faculty members to the rank of associate professor.
Bill McKibben named to American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Schumann Distinguished Scholar at Middlebury College among 212 new members selected for 2011.
College honors three residents for community service
Area residents Liz Cronin, Mickey Heinecken, and Susan Vigne receive McCardell Citizen's Awards
Chris Waddell '91 to deliver commencement address
Waddell, a Paralympic gold medalist and social activist, and five others will receive honorary degrees during graduation ceremonies on May 22.
Middlebury adds a second Posse
Ten students from Chicago will arrive in the fall of 2012 as part of the Posse Scholars program.
Middlebury and MIIS react to crisis in Japan
A look at some events relating to the crisis in Japan, what Middlebury and Monterey groups are doing to help the victims, and an update from Middlebury's program in Tokyo.
Middlebury approves 2.5 percent increase in comprehensive fee
Middlebury has set its comprehensive fee for the 2011-2012 academic year at $53,420, a 2.5 percent increase from the current year's figure of $52,120.
Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies offers options for study abroad
CMRS, based at Oxford’s Keble College, is the latest addition to the myriad study abroad programs available to Middlebury undergraduates.