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

Middlebury was the only college or university to receive three of the prestigious yearlong travel-study fellowships.

A series of performances, lectures, movement classes, and other events will explore the many ways in which attributes of a body contribute to positive and/or negative perceptions and experiences.

Political and economic experts will examine the negative effects of inequality in the United States and abroad, and discuss policies to address this growing problem. 

Students embarked on a four-week writing intensive course in Alaska co-taught by Professor Matthew Dickerson and Middlebury alumnus Dr. David O’Hara ’91.

Two faculty members led a class in a month-long exploration of international development in Ethiopia.

Stanford digital learning scholar Amy Collier will begin work at Middlebury July 1.

Middlebury's chapter of the nation's oldest academic honor society welcomed members from the class of 2015 on commencement weekend.

Professor Matt Dickinson and National Public Radio's Ken Rudin discuss Sanders' viability as a national candidate for president.

A theoretical physicist known as a superb lecturer has received the College's top award for teaching in mathematics or natural science.

Middlebury welcomed the Class of 2015 to its alumni ranks on Sunday, May 24.

Acclaimed author and four others will receive honorary degrees during graduation ceremony on May 24.

The intellectual energy of Middlebury's faculty and staff was on display at a recent reception honoring scholarly and creative works.

On Nov. 18, the Board of Trustees named Laurie L. Patton, dean of Duke University's Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, as Middlebury's next president. 

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

The nation's oldest academic honor society welcomed newest members during Fall Family Weekend.

Associate Professor of Political Science Bert Johnson spoke with Vermont Public Radio about the link between early voting and decreased voter turnout. 

Atlantic national correspondent Ta-Nehisi Coates reflects on his mid-life decision to learn French and attend the Middlebury Language Schools.

Faculty nominated 75 pieces of first-year writing for this year's Ward Memorial Prize, which was presented during Fall Family Weekend.

Middlebury's vice president of Language Schools and Schools Abroad spoke with Reuters about why Mark Zuckerberg's language fluency should be the norm for CEOs.

Yale University scholar David Blight will deliver the Charles S. Grant Memorial Lecture in American history on Friday, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m.

Professor Martin Chalfie, who discovered green fluorescent protein, revealed how his groundbreaking scientific discovery was made.

Heartwarming comedy by David Freedman honors the 60th anniversary of Hillel at Middlebury.

A National Institutes of Health grant administered by the University of Vermont is supporting the research of three faculty members.

Our regular roundup of Middlebury people in the news.

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

Holmes will serve on the independent board charged with regulation, innovation, and assessment of Vermont health care.

National media outlets often turn to Middelbury experts for comment or opinion on important news stories.

National media outlets often turn to Middelbury experts for comment or opinion on important news stories.

Middlebury's 587 first-year students learned about the College's cherished history and traditions at the 215th convocation.