Nobel Prize Winner Encourages Persistence in the Lab
Professor Martin Chalfie, who discovered green fluorescent protein, revealed how his groundbreaking scientific discovery was made.
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Middlebury Celebrates Homecoming 2014
Beautiful fall colors and a four-sport sweep added excitement to a busy weekend.
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Quoted: Rana Abdelhamid ’15 on Impact of Bill Maher's Comments on Islam
Middlebury student joins other youth voices in challenging the popular comedian and talk show host’s statements.
Middlebury College Theatre Presents 1920s Jewish Comedy “Mendel, Inc.”
Heartwarming comedy by David Freedman honors the 60th anniversary of Hillel at Middlebury.
Incoming Student Makes Time's List of Most Influential Teens of 2014
Megan Grassell, who will start at Middlebury in February, has been recognized by Time for her innovative business start-up.
Three Faculty Receive Grants to Advance Biomedical Research
A National Institutes of Health grant administered by the University of Vermont is supporting the research of three faculty members.
Homecoming ’14 Oct. 17-18
Enjoy a weekend of sports, art, performances, talks, and reconnecting with Middlebury friends.
Quoted: Barbara Hofer on Technology and the Study Abroad Experience
Vermont Public Radio turned to psychology professor Barbara Hofer to see how constant communication impacts students’ experiences abroad.
Nobel Chemist Martin Chalfie to Speak at Middlebury
Chalfie’s work on green fluorescent protein revolutionized biology research.
Middlebury Voices in the News: Umbrella Revolution, MoMA Exhibition, and Where's Kim Jong Un?
Our regular roundup of Middlebury people in the news.