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.

Join members of the Green Panther Challenge at the women's ice hockey game Friday night to learn how to properly sort waste into landfill, recycling and compost. Our goal is to perfectly sort everything generated at the game!

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

The U.S. Green Buildings Council awarded the recently renovated building its highest ranking.

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

Join the Green Panther Challenge this weekend to learn about proper waste sorting in an effort to reduce what we put in the landfill. Student athlete volunteers will educate and assist fans at Friday and Saturday's games.

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.

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

The Green Panther Challenge, a new effort to engage student athletes and their fans on sustainability issues, is hitting the road this weekend as Field Hockey, Cross Country and Football all head off campus.

The Green Panther Challenge hosted its first Perfect Sort Gameday at Saturday's Homecoming football game. Student athlete volunteers helped fans properly sort waste into recycling, compost and landfill bins.

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

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.

Ginevan was an early believer in the value of a recyling center, which now diverts more than 60 percent of campus waste.