Middlebury Skier Wins NCAA Giant Slalom Title
Middlebury’s Rob Cone claimed the men’s giant slalom national title on day two of competition at the 2015 NCAA Skiing Championship in Lake Placid, New York.
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From Alaska to Addis Ababa: New Summer Courses Offer Travel-Study Opportunities
Experiential learning courses will take students throughout the U.S. and abroad.
Nobel Prize Winning Biologist Says Curiosity Drives Scientific Discovery
Carol Greider discovered telomerase, the enzyme that protects and maintains the ends of chromosomes. She spoke at Middlebury on March 9.
Writer Looks Ahead to Post-Racist America
Ta-Nehisi Coates professes that racism does not stem from race. Rather, that race flows from racism and the need to exploit other people.
Event Showcases Faculty Achievements
The intellectual energy of Middlebury’s faculty and staff was on display at a recent reception honoring scholarly and creative works.
The Alumnus Who Refused to Serve in the Israeli Army
Moriel Rothman-Zecher ‘11 returned to speak about nonviolence, conscientious objection, and the Israeli occupation of Gaza and the West Bank.
Photographer-Octopus and Digital Media Producer Are Internet Celebrities
When Middlebury College Digital Media Producer Ben Savard ’14 posted a photo on Reddit, the media came calling.
Middlebury's Beaney to Step Down as Hockey Coach
Legendary coach ends career with the most Division III wins of any hockey coach in NCAA history.
Nobel Laureate Carol Greider to Speak
The pioneering researcher on the structure of chromosome ends known as telomeres will give a public talk on March 9.
The Iranian Nuclear Deal Looks Like a Reasonable Compromise
Avner Cohen, of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, weighs in on the controversial speech by Benjamin Netanyahu before the joint meeting of Congress.