School of Hebrew Marks Its 10th Anniversary
The School of Hebrew started in the summer of 2008 with 28 students. Today it enrolls more than 150 people from the beginner to the doctoral level.
News and Announcements
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Middlebury Receives Mellon Foundation Grant to Build Excellence in Public Discourse
Developed by a committee of faculty and staff, the three-year grant will include a collaboration with the Vermont Humanities Council.
Middlebury Names Vijay Menta as Its New Chief Information Officer
Vijay Menta has arrived from Yale University to serve as Middlebury’s assistant vice president for Information Technology Services, or ITS.
Slide Show: Restored Eagle Returns to Bread Loaf Sign
The historic sculpture that dates back to the 19th century was damaged in severe weather.
In Memoriam: Andrew Massey
Middlebury College Orchestra conductor was a highly regarded international musician.
Middlebury Tick Researchers Investigate the Complex Ecological Factors Driving the Rise of Lyme Disease
| by Gaen Murphree
Behind a simple tick bite lies a multitude of complex ecological factors. Assistant Professor David Allen and his team of undergraduate researchers continue to ask, Why?
Postcard from China: ‘Understanding the China Dream’
Hanna Hagerty ’20 offers an account of a packed two-week trip with students and faculty from the College and the Middlebury Institute.
Special Collections’ Exhibit Is Middlebury’s First to Focus Exclusively on Medieval Printed Books
Beginning with books that were created by the earliest German printers in the 1400s, all but one of the 12 on display are part of the College’s Tashiera Incunabula Collection.
Analyzing Crowd Behavior from 400 Feet Above the Ground
Assistant Professor of Computer Science Jason Grant and research assistant Henry Mound ‘20.5 are exploring new ways that technology can help avert tragic events when large crowds gather.
PTP/NYC Announces Summer 2018 Theatre Season
Middlebury’s summer off-Broadway company will perform Howard Barker’s The Possibilities, Caryl Churchill’s The After-Dinner Joke, and George Tabori’s Brecht on Brecht.