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College Honors Students, Organizations for Leadership
The Middlebury community gathered on May 3 to recognize leadership in service, creativity, activism, religious and spiritual engagement, and social responsibility.
Maggie Clinton’s New Book Examines Fascism and Culture in China
Assistant professor of history traces fascism roots to interwar period.
Chemistry Professor Plans to Retire this Summer
Roger Sandwick is known for his teaching, research, service, and for his students' amazing chemistry demonstrations.
College Awards 11 MiddChallenge Grants to Student Entrepreneurs
Teams and individuals competed for the summer awards, which help fund self-designed projects.
Middlebury College Attracts Largest Incoming Class in Years
A record number of students of color have accepted admission to the Class of 2021.
Exhibit to Feature America’s Cup Boat with Roy Lichtenstein Art
Young America, a 1995 America’s Cup contender, has taken up temporary residence above the pond at the Mahaney Center for the Arts.
Michael Collier, Longtime Director of Bread Loaf Writers’ Conferences, to Retire
Collier has guided the growth and expansion of the venerable program since 1994.
College Presents Perkins Award for Teaching to Biologist Grace Spatafora
The professor was honored for her efforts to engage students in biomedical research and make them part of the broader scientific community.
Middlebury Honored at Vermont Campus Compact Awards
A student, faculty member, and the College's partnership with Open Door Clinic were all highlighted at the annual event in Montpelier.
Syrian Student Aims to Finish Her Studies, Help Her Homeland
In a video profile, Middlebury Institute student Lama Ranjous ’18 says she is learning how to provide more than temporary relief to her fellow Syrians.