In Memoriam: Russ Reilly
The longtime men’s basketball coach and administrator was known for his integrity and sense of humor.
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Summer Neuroscience Research Brings Students New Techniques and Deeper Knowledge
Biology and neuroscience professor Glen Ernstrom uses a green glowing protein and tiny worms to study how animal nerve cells transmit chemical signals at synapses. This summer, his student researchers, Jessica Guo ’21 and Edith Lopez ’22, learned new techniques and acquired greater depth as they assisted him in unlocking the secrets of the human brain.
Student’s Documentary Shines New Light on Her Family’s and Country’s Past [Video]
In her senior thesis film, Qian Li ’19, explored the mystery of her grandfather’s past and takes a deeper look at her country’s history.
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New England Review’s Summer Issue Features 18 Polish Poets
Their work and more poems, as well as stories and essays, are offered in memory of longtime NER contributor Francis-Noël Thomas (1943–2019).
Student Video, News Stories Explain Controversial Gene-Editing Technology (Video)
The students in Assistant Professor Lindsay Repka’s chemistry class used information from a survey they conducted to help create a video about CRISPR.
VideoAmanda Gregg Awarded Visiting Economics Position in Finland
The assistant professor of economics will conduct research during her academic leave year.
Athletics Highlights from 2018–2019 Reflect Successful Year
A top-10 list only hints at the students’ achievements.
In Memoriam: Kathleen Ellen Fiske
Fiske cared for campus buildings as a custodian from 1979 through her retirement in 1994.
In Memoriam: Francis Cram
Throughout his lengthy Middlebury career, Cram worked on the mountain, first at the Snow Bowl, then later at the Bread Loaf campus.
In Memoriam: Steve Weber
Longtime College forester was a member of the 25-Year Club.