Laughing Through the Decades
In honor of her 92nd birthday, D’yan Forest ’56 did what any reasonable comedian would—she celebrated with a show at Joe’s Pub in New York City.
Midd Connections
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Gathering Across Generations
Benjy Renton ’21 reflects on the intergenerational experience of the 2026 Reunion Convocation.
Knicks Fans in a Twist
Millie Von Platen ’18.5 has a new comic in The New Yorker illustrating the many superstitions and rituals that New York Knicks fans enacted during the fervor of the basketball playoff finals.
Leader in Global Education
Dr. Andrew Mahlstedt ’98 was recently appointed as the president of United World College-USA (UWC-USA).
Innovating In and Out of the Classroom
Katherine Roseau, MA French ’12 has been recognized with the Innovations in Teaching Award for faculty of Mercer University.
Cooking Up Community with Robynne Maii ’96
One of the 2026 Alumni Achievement Award winners, Robynne Maii ’96 is the owner of and head chef at the restaurants Fête and Mille Fête. She joined us for a chat about Middlebury, cooking, and how food can bring people together.
Brewing Joy with Rob Tod ’91
One of the 2026 Alumni Achievement Award winners, Rob Tod ’91 is the founder of Allagash Brewing Company. He sat down for a conversation about Middlebury, beer, and the importance of community.
Good Fences, Bad Neighbors
Dylan Redford ’15, a director and producer of the HBO docuseries Neighbors, spoke to Fader about casting through Craigslist as well as the paranoia animating disputes among neighbors.
Just Keep Running
Glenn Govertsen ’66 may be 81, but that has not dampened his passion for running. In fact, he competed at the National Summer Senior Olympics and placed third and fourth in his events.