Alliance for an Inclusive Middlebury to Hold Inaugural Symposium May 6-7
Students, faculty, and staff from Middlebury, Monterey, and other colleges will explore issues of activism and allyship.
News and Announcements
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Middlebury Senior Awarded Projects for Peace Grant
Aissatou Gaye will run a project in Senegal this summer aimed at encouraging more youth to participate in that country’s economy.
Avoiding Miscommunication through Intercultural Competency
A professor of sociolinguistics from the Middlebury Institute said having proficiency in another language is just one step on the road to cultural understanding.
Professor Pundits: Pivoting Toward the General Election [video]
Historically low favorability ratings for both leading presidential candidates may play an important role in the general election.
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Learning Innovation Expert to Give Second Envisioning Middlebury Talk, May 6
A digital learning scholar, Gardner Campbell has helped shaped initiatives at colleges and universities across the country.
Middlebury College Sets 2016-2017 Tuition and Fees
Middlebury’s 4.7 percent increase for the coming academic year places it near the midpoint among peer institutions.
Student Group Revives Speech Contest after 50-Year Hiatus [video]
The return of the Parker Merrill Speech Competition combines a renewed interest in the art of public speaking at Middlebury with the fun of a contest.
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Middlebury Political Science Major Receives Truman Scholarship
The award puts Hasher Nisar ’16.5 among an elite cohort of students seeking careers in public service leadership.
Campus Celebrates 10th Annual Student Symposium
More than 300 students shared their research and creative works with the campus community.
Language Schools Alumnus Wins Pulitzer for Photography of Refugee Crisis
Daniel Etter, who attended the Arabic School on a Kathryn W. Davis Fellowship for Peace, shared the prize with fellow New York Times photographers.