The College notched its 14th straight top-10 finish in a field of more than 300 colleges and universities.

Middlebury's technology services department responds to global ‘WannaCry’ virus. 

Extended hours will be in effect before and during exams.

Reception will take place Thursday, May 18 in Tormendsen Great Hall.

A reception at Special Collections and Archives noted faculty books completed in 2016.

Award is given annually by students for excellence and dedication to teaching.

The annual symposium on feminism will feature three speakers and a video screening and discussion.

Dave Donahue, special assistant to the president and director of community relations, will present results from recent staff and community surveys.

The annual award, presented by students, honors a faculty member for excellence in teaching.

Middlebury will lead a new project gathering material for the Digital Public Library of America.

Academic Affairs introduces a new event aimed at bringing students together with faculty from their intended.

Middlebury theatre department and Vermont Coffee Company will participate in an international theatre initiative exploring privacy in the digital age.

Students, faculty, and staff are all invited to nominate students and student organizations for the annual leadership awards by March 20.

Second Nature recognizes institution’s climate leadership in higher education.

In advance of a summer celebration, panelists discussed the intellectual history of the 100-year-old Spanish School.

Grant recognizes exceptional teaching in and beyond the classroom.

Heavy snow is expected to make driving conditions very difficult.

Middlebury has received the honor from the Arbor Day Foundation for several years running.

Nominations for the award, which honors local citizens, are due on February 17.

The annual award goes to a student for the best work addressing gender, sexuality or feminism.

Faculty should submit works by January 13 to be included at the February 2 reception.

Annual award for a February graduate honors Jason Fleishman, who died the day after his graduation in 2004.

AASHE's 2016 Sustainable Campus Index recognizes top-performing colleges and universities.

Short service outages will take place between December 26-28.

The weekly internal newsletter will take a short hiatus during the holiday break.

Facilities Services has issued instructions to employees for the upcoming closure.

Public Safety has issued instructions for the upcoming holidays.

Printed collection will feature student responses to the 2016 presidential election.

Winners will have their works displayed in Kirk Alumni Center. 

The Forum on Education Abroad has determined that Middlebury's Schools in France and Italy meet the standards for good practice.

College and town of Middlebury announce annual parking restrictions for the winter months.

The library has created a list of the top-10 CDs that people have checked out most often since 2005. 

November 11 nomination deadline for new scholarship designed to nurture leadership skills in women.

The Panther football venue was Vermont's representative on a list of the top 50 college football stadiums by state.

Middle school girls' mentoring program kicks off 12th season.

For the first time, students will have round-the-clock access to counseling services, thanks to the addition of after-hours phone coverage.

On a picture-perfect fall evening, the campus met up at Battell Beach.

Institute of Museum and Library Services funding will support development of new database.

Faculty, staff, and members of the class of 2017 are invited to submit nominations by September 26, 2016.

Cigna will hold one-on-one meetings in September and October, and open group sessions in November.

The fifth annual gathering for educators included workshops, lectures, meditation sessions, and open-ended discussion.

Middlebury's Film and Media department is working with Stowe Story Labs to offer students a 4-day workshop with industry pros.

Annual dorm cleanout sale is open to college faculty, staff, students, and families.

Several undergraduate programs have been reconfigured into the new Center for Creativity, Innovation, and Social Entrepreneurship. 

The Arbor Foundation has once again recognized Middlebury for its commitment to stewardship of its trees.