Middlebury Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Inducts 11 New Members
The members of the Class of 2021 were recognized for their academic records during their first three years of college.
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Middlebury Welcomes 33 New Faculty
As a group, they represent 19 academic disciplines.
Student-Designed Affordable Home Wins Major Architectural Award
The American Institute of Architects, New England Region, presented its design award for excellence in architecture to the team of undergraduates led by McLeod Kredell Architects in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity.
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Professor Jeff Munroe to Lead 5-Year National Science Foundation Project
The Quaternary geologist will lead a team of six principal investigators on an extensive study of the environmental and health impacts of mineral dust in the southwestern U.S.
Grant Will Support Multi-Year Climate Action Project
The Erol Foundation has awarded a grant to Middlebury College to help students develop knowledge and skills needed for climate action. The new initiative supports one of the four pillars of Energy2028: a commitment to educational opportunities.
Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference to Offer Free Online Readings and Lectures Daily
Much of the programming has been digitized for this series and is available now for the first time, including readings by poets Louise Glück, Yusef Komunyakaa, and Kevin Young, and writers Charles Baxter, Susan Orlean, and Brando Skyhorse.
Language Schools Look to Innovative Technologies to Help Build Community during Remote Learning
Community-building plays an essential role in Middlebury’s revered summer language programs, and this summer educators have found new ways to bring students and teachers together during remote learning.
Faculty and Staff Authors Compile Impressive List of Works
The 20 works, all completed in 2019, represent a great diversity of scholarship and inquiry.
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
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.