Spring Open House Nights at the Observatory
The physics department will host two open house nights at the College observatory on May 1 and May 8. The public is welcome.
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Middlebury to Host Women's National Collegiate Water Polo Club Championships
Sixteen teams from throughout the country will compete in Middlebury May 1-3.
Israeli Culture and the Teaching of Hebrew Language
Hebrew-language educators from the United States, Europe, and Israel gathered at Middlebury for a research colloquium on April 19-20.
Brazile Tells Students: “We Need You in Public Service”
The vice chairwoman of the Democratic National Party said Senator Bernie Sanders “has potential” as a presidential candidate.
Gensler Symposium Looks at Punishment, Incarceration, and Restorative Justice
Annual gathering on feminism in a global context also tackled issues surrounding police practices and violence by the state.
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How Israel Hid Its Secret Nuclear Weapons
Avner Cohen at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey has released a revealing new report.
Two Juniors Receive Truman Scholarships Leading to Careers in Public Service
Katherine Hamilton and Madison Orcutt, both Class of 2016, are among the 58 undergraduates nationwide who earned Truman Scholarships this year.
Davis United World College Scholars Program Marks 15 Years
Current Davis UWC scholars, alumni, and faculty from partner institutions gathered to celebrate the world’s largest international scholarship program.
Artist Mark Podwal to Speak at Middlebury April 30
The artist and physician best known for his drawings in the New York Times will screen and discuss a short documentary film about his recent work.
Middlebury Voices in the News: Guggenheim Fellowship, Election Fundamentals, TV Storytelling
Our latest roundup of Middlebury people in the news.