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What Every First-Year Student Should Know about Middlebury Libraries
Five Middlebury librarians offer tips for making the most of an essential academic resource.
Author Toni Morrison’s The Origin of Others to Be Focus of Clifford Symposium
In her newest book, the Nobel laureate explores racism, history, belonging, and the fear of speaking out.
Convocation Marks Ceremonial Beginning for the Class of 2022
Faculty, administrators, and Middlebury's newest students gathered at Mead Chapel for an event steeped in tradition.
College Welcomes Renee Wells as Director of Education for Equity and Inclusion
The new director brings deep experience, including her work at NC State, where she directed the GLBT Center.
Middlebury Institute Receives $4.5 Million Bequest from Estate of Samuel F. B. Morse
Legacy gift from the founder of Pebble Beach will create a fund to support scholarships, programs, and other priorities.
Class of 2022 Arrives for Move-in Day
First-year students settled into their residence halls and got ready for a busy week of orientation activities.
Volcano Researchers Take to the Field in Lassen Volcanic National Park
Geology professor Kristina Walowski and two students spent part of their summer studying the earth’s explosive forces.
Student Maps and Maintains Trail Around Middlebury
Working with the Middlebury Area Land Trust, Jack Herscowitz ’20 got to know the TAM very well through his GIS internship.
Scott Center Sees Increase in Students Seeking Spiritual, Religious Experiences (video)
Students are finding more ways to connect with each other, including through a new interfaith house, weekly meditation gatherings, and numerous other activities across campus.
Language Schools Conclude 104th Summer at Commencement (video)
Middlebury President Laurie Patton tells the graduates that language learning "is the work of healing that the world needs most today."