Caitlin Myers’s Research for New York Times Links Mother's Age to Inequality Gap
The associate professor of economics studied data from birth certificates for the Upshot, a New York Times website known for analysis and graphics.
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Student Describes School of the Environment's First Year in China
Benjy Renton ’21 says abundant field work gave students valuable insight on the environmental issues facing China.
Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference to Offer Free Readings and Lectures Daily
More than 285 writers, students, faculty, literary agents, and editors will participate in the annual event August 15–25.
Faculty, Students Study Muslim Portrayals in Media
Two undergraduate researchers joined Professor Erik Bleich this summer to help advance his work on how the media depict minorities.
Bread Loaf School of English Will Confer 73 Master’s Degrees This Summer
Commencements for degree candidates will be held on July 26 in New Mexico, August 4 at Oxford, and August 11 at Ripton.
Middlebury Sees Significant Increase in Giving
A boost in alumni donations last year pushes fundraising total past $40 million once again.
Middlebury Breaks Ground on New Interim Academic Space
The two-story building will provide a new home for the computer science department and temporary quarters for faculty and staff during a multi-year building renovation process.
Students Showcase Their Research at Summer Symposium
The Great Hall was teeming with activity on July 26 as scores of undergrads displayed the fruits of their faculty-mentored research projects.
Knoll Interns Dig into Food Systems and Summer Harvest
Students embrace the daily complexities of running a small farm as they grow produce for the local food shelf and campus dining.
Middlebury Students Fight Prejudice against Albinism at Summit for Youth in Kenya
Funded by the Davis Projects for Peace and MiddSTART, the initiative aims to offer the leadership skills necessary to spread positive awareness about this rare condition.