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.
News and Announcements
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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.
Student Team Wins Department of Energy Competition
Zach Berzolla ’18 led the winter term class whose work took a first place prize in the DOE’s ‘Race to Zero.’
Students Present Academic and Creative Works at Spring Symposium
The annual event brought students out of labs and classrooms to share their intellectual power with the public.
Middlebury Announces 2018 Athletics Hall of Fame Class
The College’s fifth class will be inducted at a ceremony and dinner on November 3.
Video: Augmented Reality Sandbox
New teaching tool is helping geology students understand topography and sparking many new ideas.
VideoMiddlebury College Designated ‘Tree Campus’
Honor means campus has met the Arbor Day Foundation’s criteria for campus forrest management.
Journalist Jane Lindholm Discusses “Objectivity in the Fake News Era”
The Vermont Public Radio host gave the 2018 Robert W. van de Velde ’75 Memorial Lecture.
Presidential scholar Matt Dickinson Offers Analysis of the Strikes on Syria
In a post to his blog Presidential Power, the political science professor asks two questions about the strikes: On whose authority? And, to what end?