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“Romantic Computing” and the Future of Education
Digital learning scholar Gardner Campbell spoke to Middlebury and Monterey audiences as part of the Envisioning Middlebury series.
Hiroshima Survivor, Truman’s Grandson Engage in Thoughtful Conversation
Middlebury College community packs Mead Chapel to ponder responsibility, reconciliation, and the prospects for nuclear disarmament.
College Presents Perkins Award for Teaching to Mathematician John Schmitt
Associate Professor Schmitt sees the study of mathematics as a social endeavor that should be challenging, interesting, and fun.
Faculty and Staff Authors Recognized at Reception
The College celebrated the achievements of faculty and staff who completed books in 2015.
Middlebury Scholar Unravels an Art-Historical Detective Story
Tracking down the actual artist of a prized, yet misattributed, painting at the College museum took brain power, determination, and an iPad.
Alliance for an Inclusive Middlebury to Hold Inaugural Symposium May 6-7
Students, faculty, and staff from Middlebury, Monterey, and other colleges will explore issues of activism and allyship.
Middlebury Senior Awarded Projects for Peace Grant
Aissatou Gaye will run a project in Senegal this summer aimed at encouraging more youth to participate in that country's economy.
Middlebury Announces Inductees for Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2016
The six alumni, representing eight sports and five decades, will be inducted in November, 2016.
Avoiding Miscommunication through Intercultural Competency
A professor of sociolinguistics from the Middlebury Institute said having proficiency in another language is just one step on the road to cultural understanding.
Professor Pundits: Pivoting Toward the General Election [video]
Historically low favorability ratings for both leading presidential candidates may play an important role in the general election.