There are 607 members in the Class of 2020, and another 103 first-year students will arrive in February.

Middlebury political scientists Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson weigh in on the presidential campaign.

Middlebury political scientists Bert Johnson and Matt Dickinson analyze the presidential campaign.

Historically low favorability ratings for both leading presidential candidates may play an important role in the general election.

More than 300 students are expected to participate in the April 15 celebration of scholarship and creativity.

At the Middlebury First Folio Festival, students, faculty, and staff took turns reading from the famous Hamlet soliloquy.

Middlebury political scientists Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson unpack the 2016 presidential campaign.

Two students opened an after-hours kitchen in the Gamut Room to serve late-night treats during J-term.

Middlebury's "Febs" gathered for a ceremony at Mead Chapel followed by the traditional ski-down at the Snow Bowl.

Middlebury students spent four weeks learning about constitutional law from U.S. District Court Judge Bill Sessions '69.

Middlebury political scientists Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson are back with insights on the 2016 presidential campaign.

Biathlete Ted Grace ’18 stepped away from his biochemistry and molecular biology studies this J-term to focus on adventure writing.

Students in this J-term course learn to tackle one of the most important aspects of science: designing a quality experiment.

On Alumni of Color Weekend, the noted scholar and law professor gave a keynote talk for the grand opening of the Anderson Freeman Resource Center.

An exhibition of Snapchat images by Middlebury students at the Center Gallery offers a range of emotions, from humor to anxiety.

The musical collaborative of East African artists features performers from the 11 countries of the Nile River Basin.

In an exhibition at Johnson Memorial Building, students offered their take on a professor's 'essential conundrum.'