Why America Needs Whistle-Blowers
New York Times, by Allison Stanger, professor of political science
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Bernie Sanders' Heart Attack Raises Questions
CNN.com, by Jay Parini, professor of English
Student Joins Effort to Unlock Genome of the African Diaspora
Neuroscience major and Posse Scholar Megan Job ’21 spent her summer working on contemporary and historical DNA samples that will increase scientific understanding of the human genome overall.
Sophie Charron ’22 Wins Ward Prize for First-Year Writing
Charron was one of 37 students honored for excellence in writing during the annual celebration over Fall Family Weekend.
Video: Scenes from Fall Family Weekend
Students and families enjoyed a spectcular fall weekend at the end of September.
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Keegan Callanan Confirmed to National Council on the Humanities
Associate professor of political science began his six-year term in September.
Middlebury Releases 2019 Annual Security and Fire Safety Reports
Comprehensive reports provide data on crime and fire statistics, prevention efforts, and campus policies.
Trump, Pelosi, and the ‘fog of politics’
Christian Science Monitor, Matt Dickinson, professor of political science
Study Shows Major Increase in Student Voting at Middlebury
The national survey conducted by Tufts University shows that student voting at Middlebury jumped from 15 percent in the 2014 midterms to 51 percent in the 2018 midterms.
Geography Professor and Students Study Conservation Challenges at Ugandan National Park
Jessica L’Roe and colleagues from the University of Wisconsin brought five Middlebury geography students on the intense 11-day research trip in August.
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