Brothers-in-Healing
John Morton ’68 found solidarity and solace during a mountain trek with American and Soviet veterans of the wars in Viet Nam and Afghanistan. A Voices of Middlebury story.
Annual giving powered the Middlebury career of Natasha Woodworth ’11. The studio art and English major and alpine skier then launched her own mountain biking apparel company.
John Morton ’68 found solidarity and solace during a mountain trek with American and Soviet veterans of the wars in Viet Nam and Afghanistan. A Voices of Middlebury story.
Jay Parini, the D.E. Axinn Professor of English and Creative Writing, reflects in a wide-ranging conversation on reading, writing, and teaching at Middlebury.
When elite mountain biker Lea Davison ’05 faced setback after setback on her Olympic quest, she learned how to redefine victory on her own terms. A Voices of Middlebury story.
We can’t end all conflict. But can we transform how we deal with it? Aided by a $25 million grant, Middlebury’s program in conflict transformation aims to do just that.
An unlikely mentor helped Henry Flores ’01 regain not only his academic standing, but also the confidence to take his seat at any table. A Voices of Middlebury story.
Su White ’82 was contemplating retirement from teaching when the pandemic came and launched her into activism on behalf of families and early childhood professionals. A Voices of Middlebury story.
A $5 million gift from the Kelson Foundation will support Middlebury’s Innovation Hub, creating more opportunities to meet the evolving needs of today’s students.
Samimah Naiemi ’25 persisted through war, exile, and adjusting to a new culture to pursue of her dreams of college. In doing so, she also found community. A Voices of Middlebury story.