Christopher Klyza Explores Conflicts Shaping U.S. Environmental Policy in New Book
The professor of political science and environmental studies examines how history and state-federal conflicts continue to shape environmental policy.
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Ben Rosmarin ’26 Awarded Princeton in Africa Fellowship
Fellows spend a year supporting organizations across Africa while gaining professional experience and deepening their understanding of the continent.
Undamming Hope
Dam removals offer an opportunity for ecological reconnection. And a wild education.
Study Abroad Photo Essay Wins Award from Planet Forward
Will Hinkle ’26 earned the Fan Favorite Award at Planet Forward’s Storyfest for his essay “Translating a Foreign Landscape,” a project he originally developed for Middlebury Geographic.
Midd Scholars Featured in New PBS Thoreau Documentary
Rebecca Gould and Bill McKibben provide expert insight throughout the new Ken Burns–produced film.
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Portraits: Minna Brown ’07, Director of the Middlebury Climate Action Program
Middlebury’s Sunday Night Environmental Group has turned 20. We catch up with alumni who made the group the force it has become.
Portraits: Phil Aroneanu ’06.5, Cofounder, 350.org; Chief Partnership and Strategy Officer, Climate United
Middlebury’s Sunday Night Environmental Group has turned 20. We catch up with alumni who made the group the force it has become.
Portraits: Jamie Henn ’07, Cofounder, 350.org; Founder and Executive Director of Fossil Free Media
Middlebury’s Sunday Night Environmental Group has turned 20. We catch up with alumni who made the group the force it has become.
Portraits: Hannah Bristol ’14.5, Political Organizer
Middlebury’s Sunday Night Environmental Group has turned 20. We catch up with alumni who made the group the force it has become.