April 10, 2019

April 10, 2019

Eleven Middlebury alumni are currently volunteering for the Peace Corps around the world. 

The class, called Policing the Globe, explored a wide range of topics related to the militarization of police from local to national levels.

From paid internships to international immersion programs to undergraduate research, Middlebury invites students to find their summer place.

Sponsored by the Center for Careers and Internships, the trek helped students learn about professional opportunities while connecting them with alumni mentors.

Schedule a meeting with President Laurie L. Patton to discuss any topic you have in mind.

All faculty members, especially department chairs, principal investigators, and professors in endowed chairs, are encouraged to participate in the training.

Offers to staff members are the final step in comprehensive effort to reduce compensation costs.

Laurie Patton and John McCardell praised the former Middlebury president at a memorial service on January 27.

The Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts recognized their work with a Gold W³ Award.

The Center for Community Engagement hosted 13 Addison County secondary school teachers for a daylong exchange of ideas with College faculty and students.

New tour gives prospective students and visitors a detailed look, inside and out.

End-of-semester event encourages students to write together for motivation and calming…plus great snacks.

The 2016 play by Jaclyn Backhaus was a New York Times Critics' Pick.

The facility was named for the Bostwick family, whose deep Middlebury ties produced generations of athletes.

The annual fall concerts will feature new work by Middlebury alum Sam Guarnaccia ’67.

Public Safety explains regulations to keep streets and parking lots clear during snowy months.

Students, faculty, and staff from both institutions explored the links between environment and poverty.

Alumni and the campus community enjoyed a beautiful fall weekend to celebrate Homecoming and the new addition of ‘Panther Day.’

The MAC was honored for its contributions to Middlebury and the surrounding communities.

The former New York City Ballet star spoke in two classes and taught a master class at the dance theatre.

Israeli author Maya Arad will be among the featured speakers on Saturday, October 27.

Hundreds of parents and families converged on Middlebury for a beautiful fall weekend packed with fun activities.

The gathering will open with a public talk by astrophysicist David Latham.

The ‘Middlebury Classic’ attracted college teams and Harry Potter fans for a day of fun and rigorous competition.

Julie Moore was on campus as part of Governor Phil Scott’s Capitol for a Day tour.

Children’s activities will include quidditch workshops, potions demonstrations, and face painting.

Twelve Middlebury faculty members will give talks this fall and next spring.

Students, faculty, and staff gathered on a beautiful late-summer evening to celebrate the first week of classes.

Twelve teams received honors when their respective national organizations named them to All-Academic teams.

NER contributors will give readings in Cambridge on September 14 and Seattle on October 20.

The fall deadline for applications is October 4, 2018.

The historic sculpture that dates back to the 19th century was damaged in severe weather.

The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) awarded medals to the magazine and to two videos created by Middlebury’s Office of Communications and Marketing.

The astonishing images were captured by David Mittelman '76, in whose honor the Observatory was named.

The Panthers earned their 15th straight top-10 finish.

The work will take place on Thursday, May 31.

Register by June 5 for this annual event offered by Admissions.

In an email to employees, the Board offered context for the most recent IRS filing.

On May 5, more than a thousand people turned out to enjoy a festive evening of visual and performing arts.

President Patton announced the administrative changes in an all-campus email.

On April 30, the Student Government Association rolled out the red carpet for staff members at Atwater Dining Hall.

The 80-member town-gown ensemble includes 15 Middlebury students.

Honor means campus has met the Arbor Day Foundation’s criteria for campus forrest management.

Brief includes 31 colleges and universities arguing for the critical importance of international students and scholars at their institutions.

Staff must RSVP by April 19 to Attend.

Online voting begins on April 13 and ends on April 14 at 11 a.m. as Middlebury seeks "Hockeyville" designation.

The annual award honors excellence in teaching and mentoring within and beyond the classroom.

A group of Middlebury students and faculty made their 17th annual theatre trip to New York, where they saw alumnus Bill Army ’07 perform on Broadway.

The Society of Publication Designers’ (SPD) annual design competition recognized the alumni quarterly for photography and illustration.

Middlebury’s team, led by Zach Berzolla ’18, was accepted into the finals of the ’Race to Zero’ competition.

The plaintiff has dropped all claims against Kevin Mahaney.

Middlebury president is one of 49 signatories on a letter seeking to reverse or amend the new legislation.

Middlebury was one of just 16 bachelor’s institutions to appear on lists of top producers of both faculty and students.

Middlebury is one of five colleges participating in pilot expansion of the program founded at Wellesley.

Public service awards honor members of the surrounding Middlebury community for exceptional service to others.

Middlebury is now a member of Music Accord, a group of peforming arts programs dedicated to commissioning and performing new musical works.

No cases at Middlebury yet, but campus community advised about recent diagnoses at nearby colleges.

The grant will support the literary quarterly and its promotion efforts. 

The survey administered in October, 2017, revealed both areas of institutional strength and areas in need of improvement.

Students can choose to study in Middlebury, Monterey, Washington, D.C., China, and Oxford, among many locations.

Through food and cultural events, students hope to learn more about each other’s cultures.

In about three minutes, MyinTuition estimates a family’s expected contribution to the cost of college.

Keynote talk by TIME’s first female editor-in-chief will take place Friday, January 19, in Wilson Hall.

The campuswide transition to Cisco will be completed by the end of January.

AASHE recognizes Middlebury as a top achiever among baccalaureate institutions.

The hourlong conversation with the author and his editor covered subjects ranging from Robert Langdon, Brown’s main character, to the movies made from his thrillers.

Middlebury's Health and Wellness Education Office presents several opportunities for students to keep stress at bay during finals week.

Four educational innovation projects have received support in the latest round of funding.

New Academy Street stop will accommodate 3-year bridge replacement project.

College releases details of investigation conducted over the summer.

Guidelines for faculty, staff, and students from November 1 through April 1.

The image of Dr. Charles Allen teaching a student is one of the oldest known photos of a physician in a teaching session.

Cisco system will greatly enhance phone features, while connecting campuses in Middlebury, D.C., and Monterey.

Campus community invited to participate over the Wednesday noon hour at Mead Chapel.

The new lounge is a place for faculty, staff, and students to relax and gather informally.

Potion demonstrations, food trucks, acrobatics, and visiting bands will turn the tournament into a daylong celebration.

Laurie Patton was one of 17 Vermont college presidents to sign the statement, which was issued September 22.

Faculty, staff, and students invited to attend sessions in-person or through livestream.

Middlebury completes the sale of its stake in the venture and revises trademark terms.

Campus community will work to develop permanent policy during the fall semester.

The Middlebury bridge and rail line project begins a 3-week phase to replace two bridges in town.

Joseph Schine '03 has repainted Sabra Field's outdoor mural titled "Cosmic Geometry."

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 Tormondsen 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.