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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.
Middlebury College and K12 Inc. to create online language learning business and expand language academies
New venture leverages language expertise of Middlebury College and its Language Schools, and K12's leadership in online education to develop new world-class online foreign language programs.
Middlebury approves 3.4 percent increase in comprehensive fee
Middlebury College has set its comprehensive fee for the 2010-2011 academic year at $52,120, a 3.4 percent increase. A new College policy limits increases in the fee to no more than 1 percentage point above the rise in the Consumer Price Index.
103-year-old philanthropist renews funds for worldwide peace projects for college students
Two Middlebury projects awarded funding; President Liebowitz’s office funds additional project
2010 McCardell Citizen's Award given to four community leaders
Addison County residents recognized for their work with Habitat for Humanity, Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance Association, and Community Care Coalition.
Professor who probes connection between mathematics and the humanities wins Perkins Award
"Steve Abbott is the kind of teacher/scholar/mentor/educator whose presence on campus is what makes residential liberal arts colleges like Middlebury so special."
Honorary degree recipients to include Academy Award winner, Army colonel and Juilliard president
College to honor seven individuals at commencement ceremony on May 23
Middlebury College language program for pre-college students opens fourth site in Claremont, Calif.
Pomona College to host program offering courses in French, Spanish and Chinese
Presidential Address: Ron Liebowitz reports on progress, plans and a vision for the future
Creativity and optimism were the prevailing themes in a special address given Friday, February 12, by President Ron Liebowitz. The talk before a packed house at Mead Chapel reviewed the milestones that have taken place over the past 18 months to meet financial challenges brought on by the recession. Liebowitz expressed confidence and gratitude toward the faculty and staff as he mapped out a vision for the college's future sustainability.
Student Wins Gates-Cambridge Fellowship for Genetics Study
Middlebury biology professor Jeremy Ward predicts that Sky Feuer '10 will soon be one of the leaders in her field of biology research. Her recently awarded Gates-Cambridge scholarship for a one-year master's degree at Cambridge should help her on that quest.