Dena Simmons ’05 offers a meditation on race, equality, and humanity in the fall issue of Middlebury Magazine.

Students in this J-term biology course learn a critical skill for scientists: designing a quality experiment.

In the style of public radio's popular "Selected Shorts," Middlebury oratory students will present selections from New England Review.

At the January meeting, the Board of Trustees approved tenure for Natalie Eppelsheimer, Chong-suk Han, and Enrique Garcia.

Students participating in the 10th annual Spring Symposium must submit their proposals by March 4 at midnight to be included.

An annual series of multimedia stories produced by the Middlebury Fellows in Narrative Journalism.

The community is invited to attend poster sessions and presentations by nearly 300 students at the 10th annual spring symposium.

Authors Julia Alvarez ’71 (right) and Edwidge Danticat discussed storytelling, dictatorship, and childhoods on opposite sides of the Haiti-Dominican Republic divide.

Bill Maris ’97, CEO and founder of GV, will speak in Wilson Hall on April 11 to help launch Envisioning Middlebury.

The Rohatyn Center's 4th annual International and Interdisciplinary Conference, March 10-12, will examine the politics and culture of food systems.