Alum Works to Save the World's Most Vulnerable Animals
As a vice president at the Wildlife Conservation Society, Caleb McClennen ’97 oversees some 250 scientists and field programs scattered over 60 countries.
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School of the Environment Enrolling for New China Program
The school will begin operations in Kunming and Dali, China, in summer 2018.
Middlebury College Looks to Food Waste and Manure as New Energy Source
A partnership with a local dairy farm, Vermont utility, and renewable energy company will further reduce the College’s carbon footprint.
University of Maryland Scientist Nicole LaRonde Gives Second Freeman Lecture in the Sciences
Annual lecture brings scientist of color to campus to speak, and to mentor underrepresented students in STEM fields.
Middlebury Student Receives International Education Award for Syrian Refugee Work
Forum on Education Abroad recognizes Cassandra Wanna ’17.5 for her work at Azraq refugee camp with CARE Jordan.
Panelists Discuss Global Trade at Politics and Economics Symposium
U.S. trade policy poses deep economic and political questions for scholars, statespersons, and lawmakers.
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Study Abroad Spotlight: Yaroslavl, Russia (video)
A student describes his experience studying in the ancient city that’s part of the ‘Golden Circle.’
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Quint Lecture Explores Anti-Semitism in America
On the topic of anti-Semitism in the U.S., Jonathan Sarna is neither minimalist nor maximalist. The Brandeis professor is firmly centrist.
Disability Justice Activist Ponders the Complex Notion of ‘Cure’
The Vermont-based author gave a reading from his book Brilliant Imperfection: Grappling with Cure on November 7.
Provost Susan Baldridge to Step Down at End of Year
Jeffrey Cason, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the schools, has been named interim provost.