Roman Kent, Chairman of the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, to Lecture at Middlebury College
Kent arrived in the United States as a child in 1946, having survived four different German concentration camps.
News and Announcements
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Students Design Affordable Housing for Local Residents
Architecture students are collaborating with Habitat for Humanity to design a duplex to be built on Seymour Street in 2019.
Student Design Team Advances to Finals in DOE Architectural Competition
Middlebury’s team, led by Zach Berzolla ’18, was accepted into the finals of the ’Race to Zero’ competition.
Student Earns Outstanding Research Award from American Camp Association
Soc/anthro major Joey LaLiberte ’18 presented his work on developing healthy conceptions of masculinity at the 2018 ACA national conference.
Three Middlebury Students Earn Watson Fellowships
Postgraduate fellowship supports a year of international travel study.
Updated Statement Regarding Middlebury College Alumnus Kevin Mahaney
The plaintiff has dropped all claims against Kevin Mahaney.
New England Review Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary Year
Stellar lineup of writers and events planned throughout the year.
BOLD Scholars Offer Mentoring and Friendship to Rising Generation of Afghan Women
| by Gaen Murphree
Students in the Middlebury chapter of a nationwide women’s leadership initiative traveled to India to mentor high schoolers from Afghanistan’s first boarding school for girls.
Hundreds of Middlebury Students Join High Schoolers for National ‘Walkout’
Despite steady snow and school cancellations, a crowd of nearly 500 people gathered on the Cross Street Bridge as part of a national protest against school gun violence.
President Patton Joins Peers in Seeking Repeal of Endowment Tax
Middlebury president is one of 49 signatories on a letter seeking to reverse or amend the new legislation.