Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

“Rivers as Persons: Religion, Culture, and the Ecocentric Turn in Bangladeshi Environmental Law”

By Hannah Gilmer ‘26, Religion, Philosophy, and the Environment major. 

Leave your echo chamber and share your views in an environment with the freedom to disagree. Come share your views on politics and current events, whatever they may be! All are welcome!

This new alumni-student network is all about connecting you with Midd grads working across the renewable energy space—people who’ve been in your shoes and are now building careers in a fast-growing, impact-driven field.

All April long, the newly launched MAREA (Middlebury Alumni in Renewable Energy Association), is hosting the 2026 Spring Alumni Speaker Series: Pathways to Careers in Renewable Energy. Each week features a different panel focused on a key part of the industry, so you can get a full picture of the many paths into clean energy.

This new alumni-student network is all about connecting you with Midd grads working across the renewable energy space—people who’ve been in your shoes and are now building careers in a fast-growing, impact-driven field.

All April long, the newly launched MAREA (Middlebury Alumni in Renewable Energy Association), is hosting the 2026 Spring Alumni Speaker Series: Pathways to Careers in Renewable Energy. Each week features a different panel focused on a key part of the industry, so you can get a full picture of the many paths into clean energy.

The mission of New Perennials’ Community Roots Apprentice Fellowship is to create a cohort of students that explore the day-to-day practices of regional artists, makers, teachers, and scientists as a community of learners. These final presentations are the culmination of this exploration and partnerships as they developed over the course of their time together.

Join us for a session celebrating the work of this year’s Digital Teaching and Learning Fellows and Mini-Grantees! Featuring brief presentations and informal conversations with the current Digital Teaching & Learning Fellows and Mini-Grantees about their projects, offering insights and inspiration for your own teaching practices. Light snacks provided.

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In this meeting, we will discuss chapters three and Four from the book Understanding Academic Freedom.

Write letters to friends and family with stamps!

Please join MiddVotes for a moderated conversation with Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark and Professor Bert Johnson of the Political Science Department. AG Clark will discuss the roles and responsibilities of State Attorneys General, as well as answer questions about her current experience leveraging lawsuits on behalf of Vermonters.