Art Historian Kirsten Hoving Curates 165 Years of Environmental Photography
At the Middlebury Museum, Prof. Hoving’s exhibit contrasts the beauty of nature against images of pollution, waste, and indifference.
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John Sununu and Barney Frank to Discuss Economic Opportunity in Trump Era
Two former national politicians with differing views will identify economic issues where collaboration is possible.
Building a Labyrinth
A new short video highlights the recent construction of a meditative labyrinth adjacent to the College gardens.
VideoMiddlebury Student Wins Google ‘Women Techmakers’ Scholarship
The tech giant flew Melanie Pascual ’19 to its Mountain View, California, headquarters to participate in a scholars’ retreat.
Taking Stock of Modern Feminism
In a panel discussion, feminist thought leaders Katha Pollitt and Janell Hobson said feminism has evolved into a more encompassing role.
Middlebury Releases 2017 Annual Security and Fire Safety Reports
Comprehensive report provides data on crime and fire statistics, prevention efforts, and campus policies.
Jonathan Miller-Lane Discusses ‘A Way Forward’ in Rifelj Lecture
The associate professor of education studies offered proposals to “advance important dialogues and discussions.”
New England Review Looks at Violence from Variety of Viewpoints, Cultures
The fall issue also also features an excerpt from a new play by recent Guggenheim Fellow Dan O’Brien ’96 and cover art from Sabra Field’s ‘57 “Pandora Suite.”
Emory Fanning Celebrates 50 Years at Middlebury
Professor Emeritus of Music reflects on some of the high points of his career as a faculty member and College organist.
Understanding the Russian Revolution, 100 Years Later
Scholars from many academic disciplines examined events from 1917 whose repercussions are still felt throughout the world.