Updates from the Board of Trustees
At their winter meeting, the trustees approved tenure and reviewed progress on the Envisioning Middlebury strategic planning process.
February 2017
College Celebrates Articles and Creative Works
At a Bicentennial Hall reception on Feb. 22, 62 faculty and staff members’ works were displayed in Tormondsen Great Hall.
Student Leadership Award Nominations
Students, faculty, and staff are all invited to nominate students and student organizations for the annual leadership awards by March 20.
New York Times Features Work of Middlebury Institute Experts
Center for Nonproliferation Studies experts analyzed North Korean propaganda photos to assess progress on nuclear weapons. Read more in the New York Times.
Archaeologist Will Lecture on the "Parthenon Enigma," March 2
Joan Connelly, an NYU professor, will offer her groundbreaking re-interpretation of the Parthenon Frieze.
Eilat Glikman Named Cottrell Scholar
Assistant professor of physics received the award from the Research Corporation, which supports early career academic scientists.
Mellon Choreographer-in-Residence Invites Movement Across the Curriculum
Over a two-year residency, Maree ReMalia has broken down disciplinary barriers and built unlikely collaborations through movement.
Visiting PBK Scholar to Discuss Artificial Intelligence Design and Impacts
In her Feb. 27 public lecture, Harvard professor Barbara Grosz will explore the ethical challenges of intelligent technology.
Middlebury a Top Producer of Fulbright Students and Scholars
Middlebury was one of just 16 bachelor’s institutions to appear on lists of top producers of both faculty and students.
Return to Freedom
Professor William Hart in Middlebury Magazine describes the Middlebury alumnus who rescued Solomon Northup, the main character in Twelve Years A Slave.