In the News: The cost of college is confusing. Some schools are trying to change that
NPR featured Middlebury’s $175,000 tuition-free program as one of the ways colleges are trying to simplify financial aid. Photo: Oliver Parini
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Clover Hosts Student Thrift Pop-Up to Promote Sustainable Fashion at Middlebury
Clover brought sustainable style to campus with its fourth student-run thrift pop-up, connecting dozens of student sellers with hundreds of shoppers and giving pre-loved clothing a second life.
Hoop Dreams
From Middlebury Magazine: James Finn ’20, a self-described “washed-up” basketball player, tried out for the NBA’s G League. Here’s how he did.
Bread Loaf School of English to Open Institute for Engaged Humanities at Swarthmore College
The institute will serve as one of Bread Loaf’s three campus programs, offering innovative master’s-level education in literature and related fields.
Celebrating Middlebury’s First-Generation Students
Students, faculty, and staff gathered for a reception in Coltrane Lounge in recognition of national First Generation Students Day.
In the News: Conflicting 19th-Century Paths to North American Indigenous Languages and Voices
In Anthropology News, M. Eleanor Nevins, associate professor of anthropology, writes about two early-19th-century Middlebury students whose contrasting approaches to Indigenous languages and voices helped shape the early development of American anthropology and its treatment of Indigenous peoples.
Middlebury Receives Gold Rating on 2026 Sustainability Report
The extensive dataset offers insight into a wide range of campus sustainability efforts.
President Baucom Outlines Top Priorities to Board of Trustees
Trustees focused on advancing key elements of the strategic plan related to affordability, supporting first-generation and low-income students, and seeking to ensure all students have access to a global experience.
MiddVotes Leads Campus Efforts to Boost Student Participation in Midterm Elections
The nonpartisan student group organized a voter registration drive and free rides to polling stations, and cohosted an election night watch party that drew 300 students.
Scenes from Fall Family Weekend
Nearly 2,000 family members and friends arrived on campus for a weekend of arts, athletic events, visiting, and generally enjoying the beautiful autumn weather.