President Laurie Patton is a signatory on the statement written by higher education leaders calling for unprecedented action to avoid the worst impacts of climate change.

The four-week immersion course was a joint project of the College and International Christian University, which hosts Middlebury’s School in Japan.

Students traveled to the capital for a busy week of meetings with federal policy and communication experts.

Biomass plant and land preservation help push Middlebury past target in an ambitious multiyear effort.

Munroe honored for her work connecting Middlebury students and faculty with community partners around the state.

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.

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

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

This year’s environmental studies senior seminar focused on the history of environmental action in Vermont and how the state can thrive in a climate-altered future.

The Middlebury campus bike shop, with the support of library circulation services and the department of public safety, is proud to announce the Middlebury Bikeshare Program.

Middlebury College progresses towards its goal of carbon neutrality and plans for the future.

Jack Byrne, Director of Sustainability Integration Office, gave the welcoming address at the Vermont Rail Action Network (VRAN) annual meeting held at the Kirk Alumni Center.

Middlebury College has awarded Addison County Transit Resources (ACTR) a $100,000 grant towards the construction of its Community Transportation Center.

On January 31st, Middlebury submitted a comprehensive report of sustainability on campus to the Association for the Sustainability Tracking Assessment and Rating System (STARS) and earned a Gold rating!