Middlebury Joins Initiative to Educate More High-Achieving Low- and Moderate-Income Students
Middlebury is one of 100 American Talent Initiative partner institutions working to enroll 50,000 additional low- and moderate-income students by 2025.
News and Announcements
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Maggie Clinton Awarded NEH Summer Stipend
Associate professor of history will spend July and August researching in China and the U.S.
Christal Brown Named Director of Visual and Performing Arts at Clemmons Farm
Dance professor will lead the development of artist-in-residence programs.
Film Professor’s Series Nominated for Peabody Award
David Miranda Hardy’s political thriller Bala Loca is up for the award, which honors excellence in storytelling through electronic media.
Faculty and Staff Authors of Books Recognized at Reception
Twenty-four newly published Middlebury authors exhibited their books and spoke about their works.
Street Artists Discuss the Power of Art to Build Community
The professional muralists were on campus to work with students on a large-scale mural at McCullough Student Center.
Laurie Essig Asks: Why are fewer and fewer Americans getting nose jobs?
In a story for The Conversation, the professor of gender, sexuality, and feminist studies, explores possible reasons for a decline in the once popular procedure.
Student Research Journal Celebrates 2018 Edition
Global Reader gives students an opportunity to share their work with a broader audience.
Louisa Burnham Receives Kraus Fellowship
Grant will support short-term research at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University.
Students Harness the Power of Light in Biomedical Optics Lab
Physics professor Michael Durst mentors undergraduates in a field that will someday allow doctors to look deep into the body without a single incision.