Middlebury Professor Reflects on JFK's Real Struggles vs. Later Nostalgia
Political science professor Matt Dickinson discusses the Kennedy legacy on Vermont Public Radio.
News Archive
-
Middlebury in DC Comes to Washington
A new office in the capital will create opportunities for students, faculty and programs.
Twins, Testosterone and the Wage Gap
Two economics professors look at how prenatal testosterone exposure impacts women’s earning potential later in life.
Middlebury Students Share Chemistry Magic with Local Kids
The annual “Mr. Wizard” show gives young community members a colorful introduction to the fun of chemistry.
Celebrating International Education Week
The College has numerous internationally focused events taking place during the State Department’s International Education Week.
U.S. Women's National Hockey Team to Play in Middlebury Nov. 1
The top-ranked U.S. team will play Finland in a free exhibition game at Kenyon Arena.
Monterey Expert to Discuss Challenges of Syria Chemical Weapons Plan
Amy Smithson, senior fellow at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, will speak at Middlebury’s Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs on Nov. 6.
College Honors Four Staff Members for Excellence on the Job
Annual award created by Professor Emeritus Rudolf K. Haerle, Jr. recognizes leadership, attitude, stewardship and community service.
Trustees Discuss Governance and Investment Performance
The board of trustees met in October and approved a new master’s degree program in teaching Hebrew as a second language.
New Grant Will Help College Prevent and Respond to Sexual Violence
The funding will support education and training programs, and strengthen the college’s collaboration with local organizations that support Middlebury students.