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Sen. Patrick Leahy and Middlebury College President Ronald D. Liebowitz unveil a new map of the underwater landscape of Lake Champlain
7/7/05 –

Map is based on eight years of scientific research

Middlebury, Monterey Institute approve letter of intent to pursue affliliation
6/27/05 –

Leaders in international education would join forces

Open house nights at Middlebury College observatory June 29 and July 6
6/21/05 –

Open house nights at Middlebury College observatory June 29 and July 6

After the Apocalypse: Lecture Series in International Culture Studies examines the aftermath of World War II, 60 years later
6/17/05 –

Language schools' inaugural summer lecture series to be held June 27-Aug. 1

Middlebury College Language Schools International Film Festival to run through Aug. 6
6/15/05 –

All films are free and open to the public

Shepherd Poverty Alliance selects two Middlebury students for summer internships in the common good
6/1/05 –

Washington & Lee's program for the interdisciplinary study of povert and human capability catches the attention of Rachel Fong and Welcker Taylor

Middlebury College Language Schools to begin summer session June 10
5/31/05
Middlebury College receives $22,500 grant for wind energy system
5/11/05 –

College to provide matching funds

Fundraiser for American Cancer Society raises more than $175,000
5/10/05 –

Successful event more than doubles funds raised at 2004 Relay for Life

Middlebury College to be national headquarters for Davis United World College Scholars Program
5/9/05 –

Shelby M.C. Davis commits $20 Million; Philip O. Geier appointed executive director

Civil War Letters Come Home to Vermont
February 19, 2014 –

A rich collection of letters written in the 1860s has a Middlebury archivist wondering how today's generation of students will tell its story.

Hauschka Wins Super Bowl with Seattle Seahawks
February 2, 2014 –

Former Middlebury College kicker Steven Hauschka ’07 contributed a game-high 11 points to help lead the Seattle Seahawks to a 43-8 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The kicker became Middlebury's first team sport world champion since 1910 graduate Ray Fisher was a part of the Cincinnati Reds World Series team in 1919.