The Creating Connections Consortium (C3) Summit will be held at Middlebury College for the first time November 9–11.

The student-led daylong event, and a new winter term course, will help students engage in challenging conversations on race, class, and other forms of identity.

In the second part of a two-part series, history professor Bill Hart introduces Mary Annette Anderson, class of 1899.

In the first of a two-part series, Professor William Hart describes the fascinating life of Martin Henry Freeman, a member of the class of 1849.

University of Michigan and University of Chicago bring added strength and expertise to C3’s undergraduate and postdoctoral fellowship programs.

In the second of a two-part series, the C3 post-doctoral fellows continue their discussion on a variety of topics, from what it’s like to teach in a rural community to when they had their “a-ha Middlebury moment.”

In the first of a two-part series, the C3 post-doctoral fellows discuss a wide range of topics, from diversity and what they bring to the Middlebury community to how to walk safely on ice.

William C. Rhoden, one of the leading voices in the realm of race, sports and American culture, will speak on Tues. Jan. 13 as part of the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.

Since it began in December 2012, C3 has launched undergraduate and postdoctoral fellowship programs, and strengthened ties with graduate student communities at UC Berkeley and Columbia. 



Backed by $4.7 million Mellon grant, Middlebury, Williams, Connecticut College join with UC Berkeley and Columbia