Understanding the Russian Revolution, 100 Years Later
Scholars from many academic disciplines examined events from 1917 whose repercussions are still felt throughout the world.
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Summer Play Lab Preps Students for Careers in Theatre and Film
Founded in 2013, the internship program enables students and artists to collaborate and flourish creatively.
Quidditch Festival Returns to Middlebury College
Potion demonstrations, food trucks, acrobatics, and visiting bands will turn the tournament into a daylong celebration.
Middlebury Signs Vermont Independent Colleges’ Letter Supporting DACA Students
Laurie Patton was one of 17 Vermont college presidents to sign the statement, which was issued September 22.
Student Lands Scholarship to Attend Stanford Computer Music Workshop
Fiona Sullivan ’19 further integrated her interests in computer science and music during the weeklong session.
Famed Mexican Writer Makes Two Appearances at Middlebury
Elena Poniatowska, human-rights author, gave contrasting talks during the 2017 session of Language Schools.
Photo Album: Mahaney Center 25th Anniversary Season Celebration
Middlebury kicked off the 25th anniversary of the Mahaney Center for the Arts with an all-campus picnic and performance by the vertical dance company Bandaloop.
Envisioning Middlebury Committee to Share Final Draft
Faculty, staff, and students invited to attend sessions in-person or through livestream.
Panel Will Explore ‘What Can Feminism Speak To?’
Two leading scholars will examine feminism in the wake of Hillary Clinton’s defeat and the Black Lives Matter movement.
New Double Major in Teacher Licensure Aims to Address Inequalities in Society
Middlebury undergraduates can now double major in education studies in conjunction with their primary field of interest.