Biology Field Course Explores the Health of Coral Reefs in the Bahamas
Students in the J-term course conducted more than 16 dives, collecting data for the Atlantic and Gulf Rapid Reef Assessment data set. Photo by Will Greene ’19
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J-Term Scenes: Filmmaking in Four Weeks
Students in the Collaborative Video Projects course work to complete ambitious film projects in a short timeframe.
Class of 2018.5 Celebrates Midyear Graduation
The “Feb” class gathered for a ceremony at Mead Chapel before heading up to the Snow Bowl for the traditional ski-down.
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New Mural Reflects Student Experience
Like the first mural project in McCullough Student Center, the second is a collaboration between artists and students.
A Student’s Animation Sheds New Light on a Professor’s Biology Research
Neuroscience major Michelle Lehman ’19 is harnessing her loves of art and science to bring complex ideas to life.
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J-Term Scenes: Asian American Food Studies (Video)
Students delve into cultural identity and community through the lens of food.
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Middlebury Grants Tenure to Filmmaker
At its January meeting, the Board of Trustees approved the promotion of Ioana Uricaru (film and media culture) to the rank of associate professor.
Middlebury Announces Energy2028 Plan to Address Threat of Climate Change
Ten-year vision calls for complete renewable sourcing, cuts in consumption, phaseout of fossil fuel investments, and a focus on educational opportunities.
Professor Uses Broadcast to Promote Use of Mayan Languages
Brandon Baird, who teaches Spanish and linguistics, hosted a national radio program in Guatemala about revitalizing the Mayan language known as K’ichee’.
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J-term Scenes: The Serious Art of Being Funny (video)
Theatrical clowning is fun and funny, but also way harder than you might think.
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