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Vienna Piano Trio plans an evening of classic trio masterpieces for Feb. 11
1/31/05 –

Group to perform on Vermont Public Radio in advance of concert

Rush Limbaugh, Michael Crichton and Fred Singer nominated for first annual Flat Earth Award for views on climate change
1/27/05 –

Award to honor recipient for denial of global warming

Climate crisis conference to be carbon neutral
1/24/05 –

Carbon emissions generated by event to be offset by investment in renewable energy project

Jan. 22 conference to examine key industries where Internet is driving change
1/12/05 –

Events free and open to the public

Bread Loaf Writers' Conference establishes international fellowship
1/11/05
After fourth hottest year on record, activists build strategies for the new climate movement
1/10/05 –

Climate crisis leaders will convene Jan. 25-27 to share new approaches to combat global warming

Middlebury College celebrates the life of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
1/4/05 –

All events are free and open to the public

Marlboro Music School and Festival Co-Director Richard Goode to give piano concert Jan. 11
12/23/04
Young Norwegian violin virtuoso to take the stage Dec. 10
11/22/04
"Lost Voices: Human Trafficking Around the World" to be topic of Amnesty International symposium Nov. 16-20
11/3/04

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.