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Trustees Set Tuition, Approve New School of Korean
At their February meeting the College’s trustees approved what is expected to be one of the lowest cost increases among Middlebury’s peer schools.
New England Review’s March Issue Offers a Range of Russian Works
The new issue is the last published under the direction of longtime editor Stephen Donadio.
What Pressures Caused the Attack in Kunming?
A Middlebury faculty member warned about jumping to conclusions after 29 people died in a rampage at a Chinese train station.
Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference Names First Bakeless Camargo Fellows
The fellowships offer former BLWC attendees a month-long residency at the Camargo Foundation in Cassis, France.
New Piano Takes Center Stage
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni celebrated the dedication of the new Steinway concert grand piano in honor of Jessica and Ron Liebowitz at the Mahaney Center for the Arts.
Juilliard President Makes a Case for Boosting the Arts in Education
In a lecture tied to the dedication of the college’s new Steinway piano, Dr. Joseph Polisi argued that the arts must play a bigger role in our educational system.
Oscar-Winning “12 Years a Slave” has Middlebury Tie
The recent acquisition of two oil paintings from the 1830s has uncovered the true story of a Middlebury graduate’s role in rescuing Solomon Northup from slavery.
Snowmaking Expands Season at Middlebury's Rikert Nordic Center
Skiers are enjoying nearly 10 times as many days of skiing thanks to new snowmaking equipment.
Finding North Korea's Missile Launchers
A research associate from the Monterey Institute of International Studies used web-based tools to locate two secret missile sites in North Korea.
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