| by Laurie Patton, Smita Ruzicka, and Renee Wells
On this, the last day of classes, we write to acknowledge and reflect on the tremendous hurt our community is experiencing today in the aftermath of the horrific and terrifying events in Buffalo, New York.
The awards ceremony, named for Patrick J. Durkin ’79, honored the outstanding work of student volunteers in the community, and was held in-person for the first time since 2019.
Highly selective program supports graduate studies at Stanford University.
An update from the Anti-Racist Task Force.
Annual award alternates between math and sciences faculty.
Nulhegan Abenaki elder, author, and storyteller Joseph Bruchac and former Middlebury Dean of Environmental Affairs Nan Jenks-Jay will join Schulman in receiving honorary degrees.
Judge Allison Burroughs ’83, musician and musical educator Marta Casals Istomin, former Middlebury Board Chair Kim Collins Parizeau ’79, P’12, ’15, ’19, and longtime advocate of experiential education and entrepreneurship Ernie Parizeau P’12, ’15, ’19 will join Collins in receiving honorary degrees.
One hundred and twenty-nine projects from 85 partner institutions were selected by Projects for Peace, which is now headquartered at Middlebury’s Center for Community Engagement.
Voith and Mactavish Architects will hold a design charette to seek campus input.
Uricaru will spend her sabbatical year writing and developing her new feature film “Ursa Major.”
