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Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference Attracts Authors and Poets to 91st Session
Free readings and lectures are open to the public.
President's House Earns LEED Platinum Certification
The U.S. Green Buildings Council awarded the recently renovated building its highest ranking.
The Art of Japanese Tattoo
Two professors discussed the history of tattoo and how it developed as a popular art form in Japan.
School of French Celebrates 100th Year [video]
French luminaria artist Renaud Auguste-Dormeuil capped off the festivities with a display of 800 candles representing celestial constellations.
Saying Farewell to Middlebury's Municipal Building [video]
Built in 1911 as a high school, the old building at the edge of campus is now being removed and replaced with a park.
Middlebury Is a Founding Member of a New, Open-Access Scholarly Press
Lever Press, backed by a consortium of 80 colleges, seeks to change the way that scholarly books get to be published.
Middlebury Professors Discuss Immersive Learning in the Digital Age
Immersive learning across the institution was the subject of a midsummer discussion as part of the year-long process called "Envisioning Middlebury.”
School of the Environment Students Tour "Full-Diet CSA" Farm
We spent a day with students learning about the complex systems of modern farming at Essex Farm on Lake Champlain.
Professor Pundits: Scare Tactics, Emails, and Bernie's Clout
Middlebury political scientists Bert Johnson and Matt Dickinson analyze the presidential campaign.
Laurie Patton Reflects on Her First Year at Middlebury
On the anniverarsary of her arrival, we sat down with President Laurie Patton to take stock of her first year and to look at what's ahead.