Middlebury students and recent graduates have been awarded an array of prestigious fellowships and scholarships.
In a winter term course, climate activist Pic Walker '93 talks with students about bringing a new urgency to the climate issue.
Guest lecturer Jackson Katz told a large audience at Mead Chapel how common language is perpetuating gender violence.
'What? You Don't Take College Sports Seriously?" was the topic for the D.K. Smith Economics Lecture on April 5 by Duke economist and author Charles T. Clotfelter.
At the NCAA ski championships in Montana, Middlebury won the men's slalom title and the Panthers were the top Division III school.
Concert by British artist, in the MCA Concert Hall at 8 p.m., is another in a series featuring works of Schubert, and closes out the 2011-12 Performing Arts Series.
Department of Theatre and Dance presents Caryl Churchill play that explores themes of greed, power, and politics.
The Sound Investment Jazz Ensemble, a student group, is 'Back Home Again' to play at the Mahaney Center for the Arts Concert Hall at 8 p.m.
Three days of events celebrating the music of Johann Sebastian Bach will bring together the town and the College.
Washington Post reporter William Arkin tells a Middlebury audience about the newspaper's investigation into the depth and breadth of America's national security network.
Four seniors share their work as performers and choreographers in a concert April 20 and 21 at the MCA Dance Theatre.
Check out the schedule for the 2012 symposium, which highlights student research, and search the proposals by presenter, title, or department.
The Department of Theatre and Dance presents an adaptation by Jay Dunn '00 of the play that explores the French dramatist's final hours, re-envisioned for the modern stage.
The award-winning group will play music of Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich, and Schubert in a free performance in the MCA Concert Hall on April 13 at 8 p.m.
The Middlebury-Monterey Lecture Series continues: Monterey's Beryl Levinger talks April 10 at Middlebury about lessons learned in a study of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent.
Dristy Shrestha '11.5 spent her last summer before graduation immersed in microfinance, helping a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit address poverty in the developing world.
Four Middlebury students developed a community garden in partnership with students and teachers at the Bronx Academy of Letters.
Commencement speaker Chris Waddell '91, Paralympic hall of famer, and five others receive degrees along with the Class of 2011 on May 22. Full story.
Eighty-eight students from 16 countries graduated on December 10 from the Monterey Institute of International Studies.
Performing Arts Series presents the young U.K.-based group at the Mahaney Center concert hall.
Choreographer and dancer Kyle Abraham explores identity and personal history in 'The Radio Show' at the MCA Dance Theatre, Friday and Saturday night at 8.
Lecture and workshop March 12 and 13 will feature author Jackson Katz, who founded Mentors in Violence Prevention, to enlist men in the fight against gender violence.
The Panther men's basketball team lost to Scranton on a three-point shot at the buzzer, finishing their season at 26-4.
David Darling's 7:30 p.m. recital in the Center for the Arts Dance Theatre is part of a multi-day residency at Middlebury.
Join Writer in Residence Julia Alvarez '71, Dean of the College Shirley Collado, and Aya Gallego '13 in a cross-generational discussion on Latinas, Latinos, migration, and coming-of-age, March 5 at 7 p.m. in Crossroads Cafe.
Scottish musician Steven Osborne will play solo piano works by Ravel in the Concert Hall of the Mahaney Center for the Arts at 8 p.m.
Middlebury College and K12 Inc. create online language learning business and expand language academies.
Ski competition, an ice show, the Winter Carnival Ball and much more are on tap for the 89th edition of Winter Carnival, February 23-26.
Xuefei Yang returns to Middlebury's Performing Arts Series to perform a beautiful concert of works by Bach, Regondi, Brouwer, Chopin, and Albeniz.
We go behind the scenes to chronicle this year's winter term musical production, which involved 45 students, plus faculty, staff, and community members.
The celebration for Middlebury's midyear graduates takes place February 2-4 on campus and at the Snow Bowl.
There's plenty to do at the Middlebury College Snow Bowl each summer, and mowing trails is just a small part of the job.
The Friends of International Students Host Program recently celebrated its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of connections between Middlebury students and the community.
Students, faculty, and staff begin a conversation about the effects of money and class on life at Middlebury, and in the wider world.
Claudia Fritsche, ambassador to the U.S. for tiny-but-powerful Liechtenstein, spoke at an International Studies Colloquium at the Rohatyn Center last week.
During Fall Family Weekend, Billy Collins, the former U.S. poet laureate, read from his work to a spell-bound audience in Mead Chapel.
During Fall Family Weekend, the classics department sponsored its seventh annual marathon reading; this year, the text was Homer's Odyssey.
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., was among the visitors to the Middlebury Solar Decathlon team's home on the Mall during 'VIP Day.'
Middlebury graduates report on the challenges and rewards of their two years in the Teach for America program.
Middlebury presented awards for leadership and public service to 26 students at the annual event in May.
Check out the new, cool ways that Middlebury is showcasing undergraduate and faculty research.
In a season of unrest in the Middle East and North Africa, a lecture at Middlebury on nonviolent grassroots movements hits home.
Sportswriter and broadcaster Dave Zirin brought his iconoclastic views to Middlebury for a talk entitled, 'Sports and Resistance in the United States: A Political Legacy.'
As telecommunications technology has changed, one thing at Middlebury has remained the same: The first voice that callers to the College hear.
The Big Action Performance Ensemble brings its community-based dance performance to Middlebury's Town Hall Theater on March 18 and 19.
A winter term course, 'Vermont Waters: Maritime History and Aquatic Culture of the Champlain Valley,' included the construction of a simple boat once used by farmers for trapping.
Courthouse in downtown Middlebury will give the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies a foothold in Addison County.
Allison Stanger, a professor of political science, discusses her book, One Nation Under Contract, on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
Middlebury's Proctor dining hall, 'the kitchen with a cause,' exposes students to Asian carp, as an entree and an issue.
A winter term class sent students out of the classroom to experience, document and produce their own adventure stories.
Dance Company performs and blogs its way through the Dominican Republic.
In another installment of our J-term series, we look in on a student whistling champion, who's sharing his expertise in a winter term workshop.
Find out what's up at 51 Main at the Bridge, Middlebury College's downtown restaurant and nightspot.
Glamour Magazine included senior Shabana Basij-Rasikh on its list of 'Top 10 College Women.' The Today Show took note.
Recent Middlebury graduates report on their experiences with the Teach for America program in schools across the country.
In a Woodin Colloquium lecture, Swarthmore's Keith Reeves talks about the intertwined issues of black male incarceration and the urban environment.
Rustem Hayroudinoff returns to the Performing Arts Series with a concert Friday, January 13, at 8 p.m. in the Mahaney Center for the Arts Concert Hall.
Daniel Brayton (English and American literatures), Suzanne Gurland (psychology), Larry Hamberlin (music), and Hang Du (Chinese), have been promoted to the rank of associate professor.
A holiday tradition at Middlebury celebrates its 40th anniversary, with two services in Mead Chapel, at 4 and 7 p.m.
The Dutch mezzo-soprano returns to perform with pianist Julius Drake in the Mahaney Center for the Arts Concert Hall on December 2 at 8 p.m.
During last fall's U.N. climate conference in Copenhagen, Middlebury students, faculty and alumni were helping to shape the debate.
Capturing the final day of the 2011 academic year, May 22, as the graduates and their families are heading home.
Middlebury senior Jeremy Cline and friends present Cline's thesis dance November 18 and 19 in the Mahaney Center for the Arts Dance Theatre.
The Department of Theatre and Dance presents a play, based on the life of artist William Hogarth, directed by Richard Romagnoli, November 17-19 in the Seeler Studio Theatre.
China Town Hall is a national day of programming involving 50 cities across the U.S., including lectures on U.S.-China relations and environmental politics in China, starting at Dana Auditorium at 4 p.m.
Middlebury dedicates Self-Reliance, the home built for the Solar Decathlon, today at 4 p.m. on Porter Field Road, with refreshments to follow at Crossroads Cafe in McCullough.
Musicians affiliated with Middlebury's music department, including Paul Asbell, will be featured in a Mahaney Center for the Arts Concert Hall performance on November 5.
The town turns 250, and celebrates with a free party at Town Hall Theater on November 4 (doors open at 5 p.m.), followed by a fireworks display.
Midd's Solar Decathlon team aced its final inspection before the Department of Energy competition that runs from September 23 to October 2 on the Mall.
Two Middlebury students spent the summer interviewing veterans and their families about their experiences with war. Find them on the Web and this month at 51 Main and the Davis Family Library.
The Bobolinks, a coed a cappella group at Middlebury, has had one of its songs selected for Voices Only 2011, a compilation of the best a cappella work by college singers.
At the Bread Loaf mountain campus in Ripton, Vt., 10 days plus 46 writers equals one literary whirlwind, called the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference.
Jim Douglas '72, who stepped down in January after eight years as Vermont's governor, is now an executive in residence at Middlebury.
Cori Hundt compares and contrasts adaptations of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya in this critical essay. Discuss it in MiddLab.
College hosts two days of lectures and discussions by three experts on nuclear issues, who also happen to be colleagues from Middlebury's Monterey Institute of International Studies.
For the second year in a row, Middlebury swimmer John Dillon has captured the NCAA championship in the 100-meter butterfly.
Emily Bartels, an English professor who has been associate director since 2001, succeeds longtime director Jim Maddox.
Jane Chaplin, classics, and Ray Coish, geology, have been named to the new chairs, which honor James Armstrong, president emeritus, and the late Professor Robert Churchill.
Middlebury has now saved $1 million in heating oil costs thanks to its biomass gasification plant, which went online last year.
Alan MacVey explains why theater performances are such an important part of the summer at the Bread Loaf School of English.
Middlebury student group picked as one of 20 teams in international competition to build best solar-powered home.
Check out the blog for students, by students.
A comedy by OBIE Award-winning playwright Charles Mee, Big Love plays October 27, 28 and 29 in Middlebury's Wright Memorial Theatre.
Take a multimedia tour of the campus, and discover the people and stories behind Middlebury's well-deserved reputation for making sustainability a priority.
Teams from around the Northeast will face off on Battell Beach in the Middlebury Classic. Opening ceremonies are at 9 a.m.
A favorite of Middlebury audiences, Paul Lewis continues his series of Schubert performances in the Mahaney Center for the Arts Concert Hall at 8 p.m.
Middlebury and Amherst jazz combos perform at the Center for the Arts to celebrate the 50th anniversary of a legendary jazz collaboration.
A note to the College community from the president on Middlebury's response in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, including resources for travelers.
Middlebury student-athletes, returning early to campus for pre-season practices, are pitching in to help Vermonters hammered by last week's flooding.
Lotus Lives, composed by Professor Su Lian Tan, will be performed in the Mahaney Center for the Arts Concert Hall September 30 and October 2.
This year's Clifford Symposium, focusing on the nations and cultures of the Middle East, takes place September 22-24 in the McCullough Social Space.
In celebration of Constitution Day on September 17, the College provides information on the Constitution on its website, including online resources and a Constitution reading list.
Middlebury's Potomac Theatre Project, celebrating its 25th anniversary, performs two shows on campus September 15-17, as the kick-off event for the Performing Arts Series.