Middlebury Receives Grant for New Perennials Project
The multiyear initiative, supported by the Rockefeller Family Fund, aims to reimagine food systems and education.
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3-D Printers Could Help Spread Weapons of Mass Destruction
Scientific American, Miles Pomper, Robert Shaw, and Ferenc Dalnoki-Veress, Middlebury Institute of International Studies
Class of 2023 Arrives for Orientation
Some 600 students moved into their residence halls this week to begin MiddView orientation.
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Middlebury Economist Uncovers Why Employment Rates of Men with No College Experience Have Been on the Decline
Professor Erin Wolcott, a former researcher at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, is trying to figure out what accounts for the major employment gap between men with some college experience and those without.
How I Learned to Fail Better
New York Times, Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference, Jennifer Finney Boylan
Report: News Coverage of Muslims Is More Negative Than of Other Minority Groups
Religion News Service, Professor of Political Science Erik Bleich
Future of World’s Oceans to Be Topic of Symposium
Leading marine scientists will share the latest research on subjects ranging from ocean plastics to the link between extreme weather and the warming Arctic.
Middlebury Named One of Sierra’s “Coolest Schools”
Middlebury again placed in the top-10 of Sierra magazine’s annual ranking of higher ed sustainability efforts.
How Trump Used Classified Intel to Troll Iran
Daily Beast, by Joshua Pollack and David Schmerler, both senior research associates at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
A Teachable Moment: Educators Must Join Students in Demanding Climate Justice