Finney, who wrote Black Faces, White Spaces: Reimagining the Relationship of African Americans to the Great Outdoors, brings a climate justice perspective to the campus community.

Professor Mez Baker-Médard will lead a study in Madagascar with colleagues from the University of Vermont and University of New Hampshire.

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

Public events highlight a groundbreaking academic program and campus sustainability efforts.

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

This musical collaborative of East African artists drawn from the eleven countries along the Nile will visit the Middlebury College community March 30-April 3. Come ready to dance at the final concert April 2.

Students are working with campus horticulturalist Tim Parsons to plan for the arrival of the devastating emerald ash borer, which will put as many as 200 campus trees at risk.

The Burlington Free Press traces the origins of the massive grassroots climate movement 350.org, which began in a Middlebury classroom.

The students’ goal is to gain direct experience with the issues they are studying while benefiting community initiatives.

Eight members of the faculty have been promoted to the rank of associate professor without limit of tenure.

Eight members of the Middlebury College faculty have been promoted to the rank of associate professor without limit of tenure.

Hilary Platt '12.5 has been selected as one of the nation's top rising young leaders in the clean energy sector by national organization Focus the Nation. Twenty students from across the country have been selected for their dedication, passion, and unique contribution to increasing clean energy in America. They will meet for one week on Oregon's Mt. Hood at the ReCharge! Retreat. 

Middlebury's running list of fellowship recipients.