One Million-plus Juniors Will Miss Out on SATs and ACTs this Spring Because of Coronavirus
Washington Post, Nicole Curvin, Dean of Admissions (subscription required)
News and Announcements
Julia Alvarez '71 Earns Praise for New Novel "Afterlife"
The book is the first adult novel in 15 years by 2013 Medal of Arts winner and former writer in residence.
Middlebury Adopts Test-Optional Admissions Policy
Dean of Admissions Nicole Curvin hopes that the new policy–implemented on a three-year trial basis–will ease the application process for students as they cope with the pandemic’s effects.
Febe Armanios, Professor of History, Named Fellow of the Luce/ACLS Program in Religion, Journalism & International Affairs
Awarded by the the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), the fellowship is for scholars in the humanities and social sciences who study religion in international contexts.
Middlebury to Host Virtual Panel as Part of National Climate Teach-In
The College’s Franklin Environmental Center will bring together statewide experts to lead a discussion on local solutions to climate change.
Reporting Their History While Living It
Inside Higher Ed, Benjy Renton’ 21, Amelia Pollard ‘20.5
COVID-19 Update from President Laurie Patton
Middlebury will begin spring break a week early and launch a remote-learning plan for students to continue their work off-campus.
In Memoriam: William Nash ’20
Middlebury senior economics major was a passionate entrepreneur who launched his own business as an undergraduate.
In Memoriam: William Nash ’20
Middlebury senior was a passionate entrepreneur who launched his own business.
Board of Trustees Approves Comprehensive Fee, Renovation of Warner, Tenure
At its January meeting, the board also heard from staff and faculty at the Middlebury Institute on topics ranging from career advising to nonproliferation.