Dean of the College presents 27 honors for leadership and public service to students and organizations.
Underdog men's frisbee team rolls over competition to beat top-seeded Puget Sound in championship game.
Middlebury Magazine's team recaps recent goings-on at the College and looks ahead to events on the horizon.
Middlebury celebrates Commencement on May 26. Click here for details.
Longtime artist in residence will give a May 10 concert before retiring at the end of the school year.
At their February meeting, the Middlebury Board of Trustees set the 2013-2014 comprehensive fee, and listened to student views on divestment.
Middlebury is hosting the NCAA Skiing Championships at Rikert Nordic Center and the Snow Bowl from March 6-9.
Middlebury is a finalist for Second Nature's Climate Leadership Award. Your vote for Middlebury's video could make the difference!
Actress Cassidy Freeman '05 gave the keynote talk at the annual spring symposium.
The event is the second in a series of discussions devoted to the college's endowment management.
Richard Romagnoli directs Howard Barker's epic work.
Alum journalist Dimiter Kenarov '04.5 returned to campus to discuss the most complex story he has ever covered.
Middlebury’s big band will play jazz and classic swing.
The College has awarded Addison County Transit Resources a $100,000 grant to help with construction of ACTR's new Community Transportation Center,
Nelson’s lecture will be the 2013 John Hamilton Fulton Lecture in the Liberal Arts.
For the 2013 Fulton Lecture, Harvard University professor of government Eric Nelson explored the origins of America’s turn to republican government.
Middlebury's ongoing report of students earning prestigious fellowships and scholarships.
In a Carol Rifelj Faculty Lecture, Prof. Michael Olinick discussed the life and work of the brilliant and mistreated World War II code cracker.
Watch presentations from this year's TEDxMiddlebury: "Road Less Traveled."
We followed Anil Menon, a Middlebury junior, as he prepared for and made his presentation at the Spring Student Symposium, an annual event that showcases undergraduate research.
Student vocalists offer a taste of opera and Broadway.
More than 350 students shared the culmination of their research at the Spring Student Symposium.
Middlebury remembers the international philanthropist, whose legacy includes the Davis Projects for Peace.
More than 400 prospective students learn more about Middlebury as their day of decision - May 1 - approaches.
The internationally acclaimed sarod player will bring Indian classical music to the Performing Arts Series in a free concert.
The Gensler Symposium, titled "Body Parts," features speakers and events through April 12.
The New Play Festival at Middlebury features works of 14 playwrights who were asked to turn the classic fairy tale inside out.
A symposium celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Hannah A. Quint Lecture in Jewish Studies will take place Sunday, April 14.
Neuroscience majors and their professor discuss President Obama's recent announcement of the $100 million BRAIN Initiative.
The third annual Bach Festival April 26-28 features guest conductor Martin Pearlman of Boston Baroque.
Two Middlebury students traveled the length of Vermont's Route 100 and talked with people from all walks of life. Their reports aired recently on Vermont Public Radio.
How to get the Class of 2016 fired up about the College's goal to be carbon-neutral by the time they graduate? Cue the carbon-shredding sharks!
The Mahaney Center for the Arts celebrates its 20th anniversary with a full season of events, including the Clifford Symposium September 27-29.
The first recipients of grants from the Middlebury Center for Social Entrepreneurship told a campus audience what they'd accomplished over the summer.
At the Old Stone Mill's fall showcase, we found a hub of student-driven activity, where crickets are a nutritional snack and origami makes great jewelry.
The students in Professor Jeff Byers' first-year seminar, Smart Energy Choices, addressed weighty questions about the production and value of biodiesel fuel.
The Monterey Institute of International Studies celebrated the achievements of 93 graduates from 12 countries at its winter commencement on December 8.
Longtime editor Stephen Donadio will step down at the end of the year.
Middlebury, St. Michael's and Champlain College will form a consortium to reduce costs associated with purchasing supplies and services.
Snowmaking operation now covers five kilometers of trails at the college's cross-country ski area in Ripton.
New York Times book critic Dwight Garner '88 talked about the future of criticism, and the future of books, in this year's Robert W. van de Velde Jr. '75 Memorial Lecture.
Annie Pokorny took the 'collegiate cup' as the top female college athlete at the U.S. Cross Country Championships. She and teammate Heather Mooney qualified for the U-23 Worlds.
The Center for the Blue Economy at the Monterey Institute marked its first birthday, and a year of progress, at an event April 12 in Monterey, Calif.
Reproductive biologist Prof. Catherine Combelles won the 2013 Perkins Award for Excellence in Teaching.
In celebration of Bach's birthday, organist Nathan Laube will perform at Mead Chapel.
Cellist Sophie Shao returns to Middlebury with a piano quartet Saturday April 6, featuring a program of Beethoven, Mahler, and Brahms.
Innovative violinist Mary Rowell will give a free concert of contemporary music on April 5.
Watch video highlights from the Solar Decathlon team's spring construction kick-off.
Middlebury environmental policy expert Chris Klyza weighed in on the Obama administration's record.
History professor Paul Monod unravels the mysteries of a 15th-century triptych at the Middlebury College Museum of Art.
Middlebury has offered 1,750 students admission to the Class of 2017.
Acclaimed author and four others to receive honorary degrees at graduation on May 26.
Middlebury Professor Hang Du researched whether the explosion of study abroad in China is really helping students with language fluency.
Students brought their brightest ideas to the 2013 MiddChallenge, hoping to land one of six start-up grants.
First-year student Zitong Jia will be the featured soloist in a March 15 concert with the Middlebury College Orchestra.
NYC-based dance group will premiere new work inspired by the life and legend of Muhammed Ali.
The Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs hosts an international conference titled "The Politics of Freshwater: Access and Identity in a Changing Environment." All talks will be live streamed.
Leading expert on Middle East politics will give a talk, "Israel, the Peace Process, and the Implications of the Arab Awakening," on Tuesday, March 12, at 8 p.m. in Mead Chapel.
For their Middlebury debut, these rising stars in chamber music present a free concert, featuring Beethoven, Britten, and Mendelssohn.
This year's event at the Mahaney Center for the Arts features 12 presenters with the theme, "The Road Not Taken."
Mountaineer & filmmaker David Breashears and Orville Schell of the Asia Society will give a talk in Dana Auditorium on Thursday, March 7.
Students in an art history course brought a Sol LeWitt wall drawing to life at the Middlebury College Museum of Art.
The 2013 Spring Student Symposium is coming! More information, including videos and application forms here.
MacArthur Fellow and author Dinaw Mengestu will give the keynote at the 3-day symposium, "No Place Like Home? Imagining Race, Ethnicity, and Migration."
Faculty members offered insight into how students learn during an open conversation on the future of the liberal arts.
Internationally prominent photographer Edward Burtynsky's engaging and provocative works will be on display through April 21.
Maintaining Middlebury College's extensive composting operation is not for the faint of heart.
Vermont cartoonist Tim Newcomb helps tell the story of a Middlebury student whose vision for a giant mural on the back of Wright Memorial Theatre came to life this fall.
The Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, based at Oxford's Keble College, offers fall and spring semester programs for undergraduates.
The biomass plant will help the College achieve carbon neutrality.
Middlebury College owns about 3,000 computers, and we wondered where they go when their days are done.
Visit a campus landmark, Middlebury's West Cemetery, with History Professor Jim Ralph '82 as your guide.
Bread Loaf alumna Martha Ackmann writes about baseball player Toni Stone, the first woman to play professionally in the Negro League.
Middlebury has recently been designated a 'Tree Campus' by the Arbor Day Foundation. Take a tour and meet a few of the reasons.
What's up with those little orange decals you're seeing around the Middlebury campus? They're part of Murmur, a place-based storytelling project that's now on the Web.
Middlebury and 32 other schools commit to investing a total of $1 billion in energy efficiency upgrades to their campuses.
On October 31, Patrick Dougherty's 2007 temporary installation, So Inclined, ended a four-year run in front of the Mahaney Center for the Arts.
Middlebury celebrates the accomplishments of the Solar Decathlon team in the 2011 competition, and the addition to the campus of their award-winning house, Self-Reliance.
We caught up with a few students in Bicentennial Hall and The Grille and asked them to tell us one thing they had to remember as finals week wound down.
Sophie Clarke '11, now in medical school, captured the $1-million first prize in the CBS reality show, Survivor: South Pacific.
Junior Abigail Borah spoke out on behalf of young activists at the UN climate talks last month in South Africa. Now back on campus, she talks about why.
We talk with two experts from Career Services, part of Middlebury's Center for Education in Action, about employment prospects for recent graduates.
During the ski-down celebration at the Snow Bowl on February 4, we asked students to tell us one thing special about being a Feb. Here's what they had to say.
Jessica Beinecke, alum of the summer Language School and the School in China, uses her social media and language skills to reach out for Voice of America.
In one winter term class students converted a farm tractor to run on hydrogen.
Addison DiSesa '12 spent a summer testing out a career path in public service, interning as assistant to Adrian Benepe '78, New York City's parks commissioner.
Thursday night at 9 is trivia time in McCullough, featuring music, food, and competition, often fierce, among teams of students. We sent a former champ to capture the action.
What do you do when 10,000 pounds of avocados arrive at your door? Ask the chefs in Middlebury's Dining Services.
Missy Foote, who just completed her 31st season as head women's coach with a trip to the final four, has been named to the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
CEO, community leader, and visionary Bill Strickland tells graduates to think creatively about big challenges. See the story, photos, and videos, and read the speeches.
'Next Gen Nonproliferation,' a story in the Carnegie Foundation's flagship publication, portrays Monterey Institute students as future leaders in the global effort to stop the spread of weapons of mass destruction.
We asked members of the graduating class, what's the one piece of advice you'd give to the incoming first-years in the Class of 2016?
Sarah Groff '04 took fourth place in the women's triathlon at the Olympic Games in London, finishing just 12 seconds out of first.
Lea Davison '05 finished 11th in the women's mountain biking event at the London Olympics (listen to a VPR interview).
2012 commencement exercises took place on the mountain at Bread Loaf and at three other campuses.