New program in Jordan will open this fall
Middlebury has established a program in Amman, Jordan ― a new site for the C.V. Starr-Middlebury School Abroad in the Middle East.
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U.S. students flee during unrest
Washington Post, February 1, 2011
Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies offers options for study abroad
CMRS, based at Oxford’s Keble College, is the latest addition to the myriad study abroad programs available to Middlebury undergraduates.
"Febs" celebrate mid-year graduation
Mid-year graduates have much in common, including the traditional ski-down in cap and gown.
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Emily Bartels is new director of Bread Loaf School of English
College selects a Shakespearean scholar with 16 summers at Bread Loaf to succeed Jim Maddox, who retired.
College grants tenure to five faculty members
At its meeting in December, the board of trustees promoted five faculty members to the rank of associate professor.
Mike Hussey named new director of Rikert Ski Touring Center
New director sees cross-country ski area’s “untapped potential.”
Middlebury-Monterey Language Academy partners with Swarthmore
MMLA at Swarthmore will offer Chinese, French, and Spanish language immersion. Launched in 2008, the summer program for high school students is now offered at eight sites around the USA.
College establishes two new professorships
Jane Chaplin, classics, and Ray Coish, geology, have been named to the chairs, which honor James Armstrong and the late Robert Churchill
Lecture series renamed to honor Carol Rifelj
The annual faculty lecture series will preserve the memory of a beloved professor of French.