Student Joins Oratory Now and Goes on to Become a Professional Coach
Kate Hilscher ’20.5 says that the best part about Oratory Now is that if you have an idea for a program that doesn’t already exist, you can typically create it.
News and Announcements
Chew on This: Farmers Are Using Food Waste to Make Electricity
Weekend Edition/NPR, Middlebury renewable natural gas project
Going Back to the Island with a Lost Podcast and Why Rewatch Shows Are Taking Over
Los Angeles Times, Jason Mittell, professor of film and media studies
Turkey's Ancient Tradition of 'Paying It Forward'
BBC, Professor of History Febe Armanios
Sorry Rick Perry, Trump is not the 'chosen one'
CNN, by Professor of English Jay Parini
'An Eye-Opener': Virtual Reality Shows Residents What Climate Change Could Do
Weekend Edition/NPR, Middlebury Institute of International Studies, Adjunct Professor Juliano Calil
Civil Rights and Title IX Office Welcomes Three New Staff Members
Civil Rights and Title IX Coordinator Marti McCaleb and Human Relations Officers Eric López and Thaddeus Watulak offer their vision for how the office will support students, faculty, and staff.
International Students Host Celebration of Cultural Diversity
The ISO capped off a week of Carnival-themed special events with its annual multicultural performance at McCullough Student Center.
Middlebury Theatre Department Presents “One Flea Spare”
Director Claudio Medeiros ’90 describes Naomi Wallace’s play as “unsettling, lyrical, and fiercely funny.”
VideoSongs of Rejoicing and Remembrance: Middlebury Community Chorus Thanksgiving Concerts
The program of historic and contemporary work will include pieces by two Middlebury alumni.