Kelson Foundation gift will support the future of Middlebury's Innovation Hub
The gift will provide support for programs and staff and enable the Hub to respond to the changing demographics and needs of today’s students.
News and Announcements
Inclusive Admissions: Planning for the Supreme Court Decision
As colleges and universities await the U.S. Supreme Court decision on the use of race in admissions, Middlebury provides an overview of the issues and how it is preparing.
Middlebury Affirms AA Bond Rating
Standard & Poor’s noted Middlebury’s ‘excellent demand and student quality’ among the factors it considered for the strong credit rating.
Inclusive Excellence Grant from Howard Hughes Medical Institute Will Support Initiatives in the STEM Fields
Middlebury is one of 104 colleges and universities to receive a six-year grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute aimed at improving inclusivity and belonging in undergraduate STEM education.
Middlebury College Receives Record Number of Applications for Class of 2027
Incoming class will include the College’s first cohort of Questbridge Scholars.
Middlebury Again Named a Top Producer of Fulbrights
Middlebury College is on the list of U.S. colleges and universities with the most Fulbright grantees.
Information Security Notice
Information Technology Services has notified the campus community of a data breach by the third-party vendor AudienceView, which handles campus event ticketing.
Interview with Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Sheds Light on Build-up to Ukraine Invasion
In the newest addition to the Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies Ambassadorial Series, former CNN correspondent Jill Dougherty interviews the ambassador who served both the Trump and Biden administrations.
VideoBoard of Trustees Focuses on Institute Plans, Academic Connections, and Tuition
The Middlebury Board of Trustees at their winter meeting in Monterey reviewed the business plan for the Institute of International Studies, as well as Middlebury’s overall finances, academic planning, and construction projects. The trustees also approved a new tuition rate for the College and awarded tenure to one professor.
Eleven Students Receive Ward Prize in First-Year Writing
This year’s winners and honorees were nominated by their instructors across a range of academic disciplines.