The members of the Farm-to-Plate Energy Cross-cutting Team are working with Middlebury College ENVS 401 students to explore implications of a carbon tax on the local maple industry as well as alternative fuel heating options for greenhouse season-extension in Vermont.

The Arbor Foundation has once again recognized Middlebury for its commitment to stewardship of its trees.

The 8-minute feature story explores the role of entrepreneurship in a traditional liberal arts setting.

Wolfson, who teaches about global warming and climate change at Middlebury, says the agreement is a good start that will hopefully lead to more progress in the near future.

Ten Environmental Studies students presented their findings about the proposed tax to state officials in Montpelier.

A student initiated the project and collaborated with staff to complete it.

Three Middlebury Schools Abroad sites will serve as the pilot locations for the new initiative ­­– the Middlebury Global Partnerships in Sustainability.

Ahead of the Conference on Climate Change, Middlebury joined more than 200 colleges and universities in a pledge to demonstrate support for strong international climate action.

Bobby Levine '08 has stayed true to his passion of finding solutions to the harmful effects of climate change.

Van Jones and Bill McKibben were among the distinguished speakers honoring Middlebury's 50 years of environmental education and leadership.

Howard E. Woodin ES Colloquium Series

An Inclusive Group Dialogue for Students, Staff, Faculty and Guests

In a café setting, we will build upon the ideas expressed in the keynote address and panel to explore questions that matter to our community ...

Moderated by Bill McKibben, Schumann Distinguished Scholar at Middlebury with guests ...

In a series of short videos, faculty members describe the winding paths that led them to Middlebury.

A student-led winter-term course explored a redesign of the campus using microgrids, adaptive ways of wiring and powering communities.

Meet Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Merrill “Mez” Baker-Médard and hear about her research and thoughts on the future of the Environmental Studies program. 

A group of twelve Middlebury College students won third place in the national Spark Clean Energy Challenge, a competition focused on improving energy grid resiliency.

Middlebury College Professors Christopher McGrory Klyza and Steven C. Trombulak recently announced a second edition of their classic text on Vermont.

Five Environmental Studies students at Middlebury College recently researched the effects of global climate shifts on public mental health for Vermont's Department of Health.