Old Chapel: Our Moral Directive
In the latest Middlebury Magazine, President Laurie Patton says a Middlebury education should be accessible to all, regardless of financial means.
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Middlebury Alumna Awarded Pickering Fellowship
Jaewon Oh ’13 will begin graduate studies at the Middlebury Institute in preparation for a career in the U.S. Foreign Service.
Middlebury Announces 2018–19 Kellogg Fellows
The fellowship recognizes student excellence in the humanities and areas of humanistic inquiry.
Food Adds to Class’ Understanding of Middle Eastern Culture, History
According to Associate Professor of History Febe Armanios, “Sometimes a little kitchen chaos can produce something delicious.”
Jennifer Herrera Condry and Jonathan Miller-Lane Win Virtue Exceptional Service Award
Award recognizes faculty and staff members who go “above and beyond.”
Mahaney Center for the Arts Celebrates 25th Anniversary
A year of events honoring the arts center will culminate with a series of performances and exhibits on May 5.
Svea Closser Awarded Flexible Fulbright Scholar Grant
A medical anthropologist, Closser will study ‘health activism’ in rural India.
Alumnus Selected as a Knight-Hennessy Scholar
As a member of the first cohort of a new, fully funded scholars’ program, Mohamed Hussein ‘17 will pursue a PhD at Stanford University.
Paige Guarino ’18.5 Crowned Champion at Parker Merrill Speech Competition
The winner told the audience that “sometimes the wisest words are the simplest.”
College Marks 25 Years of Public Service Leadership Awards Program
The College honored students for their “ongoing discovery of common purpose” through community engagement, said President Laurie L. Patton at the event.