Celebrate Scholarship and Creativity at the Fall Faculty Forum Oct. 30
The popular annual event, open to all, showcases more than 30 faculty members in brief presentations about their work in and out of the classroom.
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Projects for Peace Alums Preserve Memory after War Displacements
During their four-day visit to campus, Rerooted Archive founders Anoush Baghdassarian and Ani Schug met with hundreds of students, faculty, and staff, and community members.
The Pursuit of Perfection: Ellery Foutch Explores Art, Science, and the Natural World
In her new book, the associate professor of American studies examines 19th-century efforts to preserve perfection—and their unexpected consequences.
Fall Foliage Tree Tour
Campus horticulturist Tim Parsons guides us through a slide show tour of some of the season’s most spectacular campus colors.
Middlebury Pauses School of Abenaki
The two-week summer program, which began in 2020, will pause to assess how best to support Indigenous language learning.
In the News: Testing voters’ appetite for raising new taxes—or cutting them
Economics professor Amanda Gregg spoke with VT Digger on the role of new tax proposals in the upcoming election.
A Golden Celebration
The Greenberg-Starr Department of Chinese marked 50 years of undergraduate instruction with a robust alumni conference and reunion.
Middlebury’s Memorial Trees
From Middlebury Magazine: A student finds beauty—and deeper meaning—on Middlebury’s campus.
Vermont Secretary of State Hopes to Learn from Students’ Research on Civics Education
Secretary Sarah Copeland Hanzas dropped by a political science class on a recent Friday afternoon for a conversation with students.
New Book Explores Russia’s War in Ukraine and Efforts to Reshape the Global Order
Hanna Notte of Middlebury’s Center for Nonproliferation Studies, sheds light on how the war has reshaped Russia’s foreign policy and international relationships.