MBA Students Win International Case Competition in Davos
Four students from the Middlebury Institute’s MBA program won the international Business for a Better World Case Competition in Davos, Switzerland.
News and Announcements
Noah Graham Named Cottrell Scholar
The award, granted by the Research Corporation, will enable the physics professor to further his research at Middlebury.
Men’s Soccer Coach David Saward to Retire
The longtime coach, who led his team to an NCAA championship in 2007, will step down at the end of 2017.
Seeking Nominations for McCardell Citizen's Medals
Nominations for the award, which honors local citizens, are due on February 17.
Conference Will Explore Media Representations of Minorities
The fourth annual student-run global conference will take place at the Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs January 19-20.
Speakers at MLK Breakfast See "Challenging Times" Ahead
About 110 students, faculty, and staff attended a program of celebration and reflection in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
Nominations Sought for Fraker Prize
The annual award goes to a student for the best work addressing gender, sexuality or feminism.
J-term Scenes: The Science of Stress
In a Bicentennial Hall neuroscience lab, students are studying the underpinnings of a physical response shared by all humans.
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Speaker Says ‘Radical Body Love’ Can Spark Social Transformation
Sonya Renee Taylor, founder of The Body Is Not an Apology, spoke at Wilson Hall for Alumni of Color Weekend and Martin Luther King Jr. celebration.
The Acropolis Inspires New Exhibition and Gallery Talk
The curator of a thrilling new exhibition at the Middlebury Museum of Art explains the allure of the ancient monument in Athens.