Should Middlebury divest its endowment of holdings in the fossil fuel industry? Here's what students are saying. 

For the John Hamilton Fulton Lecture, a young Harvard professor explored the origins of America’s turn to a republican form of government.

A veteran sportswriter at the Burlington Free Press went behind the scenes to find out why Middlebury is so successful in athletics.  

More than 350 students shared the fruits of their research at the seventh annual Spring Student Symposium.

Professor Michael Olinick discussed the scientist who broke Germany’s codes during World War II and pioneered the study of computer science, before his sudden death in 1954.

President Liebowitz issued a statement on May 6 reaffirming the College's support for extending the pipeline another 41 miles from Colchester, Vt., through Chittenden and Addison Counties. 

Reunion 2013 is just three weeks away. Here's everything you need to know about registration, lodging, schedules, special events, and more. 

Middlebury students have earned post-baccalaureate fellowships from the Watson, Fulbright, Keasbey, and Truman Foundations, and from the U.S. Department of State. 

An American studies scholar delivered the Hannah A. Quint Lecture in April and said that changes in society in the 1960s and 1970s enabled Jews to "rise to extraordinary influence and conspicuousness."