Symposium Delves into Illicit Drug Trade
The 2016 International Politics and Economics Symposium included a focus on marijuana legalization in Vermont and the nation.
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Speaker Describes How the Liberal Arts Needs to Evolve
Jacqueline Royster, dean of liberal arts at Georgia Tech., offered her take on the future of liberal arts.
College Seeks Nominations for New BOLD Scholarship
November 11 nomination deadline for new scholarship designed to nurture leadership skills in women.
Students Invent a Muse in a Machine [video]
A small research team harnessed their interests in linguistics and computer programming to create an online song lyric generator.
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Tour the Historic West Cemetery [video]
Professor of History Jim Ralph guides us through some of the highlights of West Cemetery, adjacent to campus, accompanied by pinhole photography by Mario Morgado.
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The short animated film produced by Middlebury staff and students won “most innovative film” and “best use of archival footage.”
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In an essay for Vox, Professor Jason Mittell describes the strategy that could be driving Donald Trump’s counterintuitive behavior on the campaign trail.
Professor Pundits: Debates and Ryan's Down-Ballot Dilemma
Middlebury political scientists Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson analyze the presidential campaign.
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Symposium Will Explore Illicit Drug Trade
Topics range from drug policy to marijuana legalization and addiction.
The Upstart Start-up Middlebury Foods (video)
A student-run nonprofit hopes to change the food system by selling fresh food at deep discounts to the local community.
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