Bread Loaf School of English Commencement, August 12
The School of English will confer 69 master’s degrees and two honorary doctorates.
News and Announcements
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Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference Attracts Authors and Poets to 92nd Session
The public is invited to attend a daily schedule of free readings and lectures.
School of the Environment Visits D.C. for a ‘Policy Master Class’
Students traveled to the capital for a busy week of meetings with federal policy and communication experts.
Summer Building Improvements Nearing Completion
As many as 15 different energy-efficiency, ADA, maintenance, and safety projects are going on at Middlebury this summer.
Undergraduate Researchers Share Their Work at Summer Symposium
Nearly 140 students spent eight weeks conducting research with faculty members across many academic disciplines this summer.
Middlebury Professor Nominated for Spanish-Language 'Emmy'
David Miranda Hardy, an assistant professor of film, received the Platino nomination for his political thriller series, “Bala Loca.”
Middlebury Institute Researcher Featured on NPR's ‘This American Life’
The popular public radio show highlighted Jeffrey Lewis, who is known for his expertise and candor on North Korea’s nuclear weapons.
Middlebury Bread Loaf School of English Launches Youth Social Action Network
Funded by the Ford Foundation and managed by the Bread Loaf Teacher Network, BLTN NextGen helps youth to change the narrative about vulnerable populations.
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In Memoriam: Drue Gensler '57, Former Trustee
Middlebury is saddened by the loss of Drucilla “Drue” Gensler, trustee from 1994 to 2004 and benefactor to theatre and women’s studies programs.
‘Academic Clusters’ Offer New Complement to Majors and Minors
The inaugural Privilege & Poverty program has established a new way of approaching interdisciplinary study.