Bread Loaf School of English begins summer sessions June 22
Sessions on four campuses feature internationally renowned faculty, including poet Paul Muldoon and literary critics Isobel Armstrong, Robert Stepto and Michael Wood.
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Middlebury announces recipients of 2010 Fellowships in Environmental Journalism
Winning proposals include exploration of connections between organized crime and toxic waste; and old-time religion and mountaintop removal.
Middlebury Language Schools begin summer sessions in June
Vermont campus and Mills College welcome students.
Two Middlebury faculty members promoted
Elizabeth Morrison of the religion department and Jeremy Ward of the biology department have been promoted to associate professor.
Class of 2010 urged to shed comforts, take risks
“The truth is that all of us here have won the lottery of life. The fact that you are graduating from a great college in America means that you have won the global jackpot. And then the question becomes, how do you go about discharging the responsibility that comes with that? What will you give back and how?” — Nicholas Kristof
Students land impressive list of fellowships, academic awards
Fulbright, Goldwater, U.S. Department of State, St. Andrews Society, and Compton, among others.
Rockefeller Brothers Fund and Middlebury announce Sustainable Investments Initiative
The Initiative will include investments focused on sustainability issues such as clean energy, water, climate science, and green building projects.
Middlebury and farm energy company to explore use of bio-methane gas at the college
New fuel source derived from dairy farm and food waste could bring college close to carbon neutrality.
Students recognized for public service leadership
John and Bonnie McCardell, community partners, and distinguished guests honor 54 students at annual event
Library named for Jim Davis '66 and his family
At a ceremony on May 6, President Ron Liebowitz announced to members of the Middlebury community that the main library, unnamed since its completion in 2004, would now be called the Davis Family Library, in honor of Jim Davis ‘66; his wife, Anne; their son, Chris ‘08; and their daughter, Kassia.
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