A forthcoming study by Assistant Professor of Biology Erin Eggleston and colleagues at Clarkson University says a new water management plan at the U.S.-Canadian border could have unintended consequences.
At the annual International and Interdisciplinary Conference, panelists discussed how migration, whether voluntary or forced, affects people’s sense of identity and security.
Much like a “reverse internship,” the professors of the practice bring their real-world experiences into Middlebury College classrooms.
The national program sponsored by Campus Compact recognizes community-committed students.
The class, called Policing the Globe, explored a wide range of topics related to the militarization of police from local to national levels.
From paid internships to international immersion programs to undergraduate research, Middlebury invites students to find their summer place.
Patton discusses—in an opinion piece in Inside Higher Ed—how consensus and governance structures played important roles in the creation of Middlebury’s Energy2028 plan.
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With his eclectic background, the musician, composer, and assistant professor of music is highlighting underrepresented voices and changing the ways we think about classical music.
Will DiGravio ’19 will study at the University of Cambridge starting in the fall of 2019.
The certificate program offers nine months of training in medical or legal interpretation with only five days of residency.
