The Battle of Algiers in America: How French colonial warfare influenced US police practices
Scroll.in, Amit Prakash, Visiting Assistant Professor in International and Global Studies
News and Announcements
New England Review’s Summer Issue Captures the Before and After
The new edition includes work by 15 contemporary poets from the United Kingdom, selected by the award-winning poet Marilyn Hacker.
Faculty and Staff Team Wins Award for Experiential Learning Lifecycle
The National Association of Colleges and Employers honored the Middlebury group with a Technology Excellence Award.
Composer Matthew Evan Taylor Reacts to Police Violence With New Album
The assistant professor of music expresses his thoughts and feelings through his new work.
Language Schools Begin Summer 2020 Session
More than 1,100 students from around the world will study in the 12 Language Schools, including the new School of Abenaki pilot program.
VideoIn Memoriam: Claudette Latreille
Her co-workers in Dining Services appreciated her generosity and friendliness and knew that she would do anything she was asked to the best of her ability.
NER Highlights List of Black Literature
In an effort to help sustain momentum for urgent anti-racist action in the U.S. and beyond, NER presents works by Black writers and poets from the NER archive.
The Perils of Being Black in Public: We Are All Christian Cooper and George Floyd
The Guardian, Scholar-in-Residence Carolyn Finney
Middlebury Celebrates Class of 2020, Names Honorary Degree Recipients
Retired NBA player Jason Collins and four others will receive honorary degrees at an in-person graduation ceremony sometime next year.
Rattled by a Pandemic, People Turn to Leaders — Any Leaders
New York Times, Professor of Political Science Matt Dickinson