Middlebury Voices in the News: What Took Place at the World Social Forum – a.k.a. 'the Anti-Davos'
Faculty members Sarah Stroup and Jamie McCallum share their observations from the WSF in the Washington Post’s Monkey Cage blog.
August 2016
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Middlebury Institute Alumnus Killed in Kabul Attack
Middlebury Institute alumnus Naqib Ahmad Khpulwak, an assistant professor at the American University in Kabul, Afghanistan, was killed on August 24.
New Ridgeline Residence Complex Is Ready for Middlebury Students
The 158-bed project on the western edge of campus was completed ahead of schedule.
Pursuits: The Newborn
Middlebury Magazine looks at the work of astrophysicist Kate Brutlag Follette ’04 and her discovery of the birth of a new planet.
Orational Thought
Jay Heinrichs ’77 writes in Middlebury Magazine that the revival of an old oratory contest at the College could have a lasting impact on student learning.
Middlebury College, Porter Medical Center Collaborate to Improve Community Access to Post-Sexual Assault Medical Care
An increased number of trained specialists will treat injuries, collect evidence, and link survivors to counseling.
Old Chapel: The Big Ask
In her latest column for Middlebury Magazine, President Laurie Patton writes about encouraging students to find their voice.
New Filmmakers Festival to Feature Alumni Directors
The second annual festival will take place Aug. 25-28 at three local venues.
Bread Loaf School of English Celebrates Commencement (video)
Middlebury conferred 50 master’s degrees in Ripton on August 6, in addition to the diplomas conferred earlier at Oxford and Santa Fe.
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College Lays Sacred Books to Rest
Middlebury’s chaplains honor Christian, Jewish, and Muslim texts that are no longer in use at the College.