CTEC Director and Middlebury Institute Professor Jason Blazakis recently penned an op-ed on the possibility of Brexit sparking a return of violence and terrorism to Northern Ireland
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CTEC Director and Middlebury Institute Professor Jason Blazakis was quoted by Triad City Beat on American white supremacist foreign fighters in Ukraine.
Several Dynamic Programs Offered in Monterey and Abroad This January Term
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir and Kelly DeWolfe MPA '20
For Middlebury Institute students, the January Term (J-term) offers the opportunity to put theories and lessons to the test in courses offered in five different countries, work on directed study projects at home or abroad, or get ahead by taking intensive subject matter classes on campus.
MIR and CNS Students Attend Red Horizon Exercise at Harvard University
| by Theodora Kelly McGee
Institute Experts Provide Analysis on Iranian Attacks on U.S. Bases in Iraq
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
Experts from the Middlebury Institute’s James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS) are in high demand for expert analysis in national and international media as tensions increase in Middle East.
CTEC Director and Middlebury Institute professor Jason Blazakis was recently quoted in a Fodor's Travel article regarding travel in the Middle East in light of recent U.S.-Iran tensions.
CTEC Director Jason Blazakis recently penned an op-ed on the U.S. killing of IRGC - Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani
CTEC Director and MIIS professor Jason Blazakis quoted in USA Today story on recent domestic terrorist attacks.
2019: Looking Back on the Year in Five Stories
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
In 2019, the Middlebury Institute community was inspired to “dive in and lead right now,” while celebrating alumni achievements, national and international recognition of its programs, and the launch of its first fully online degree.
Students Visit Nevada to Study U.S. Nuclear Testing History
A group of Middlebury Institute students recently toured the historic Nevada National Security Site (NNSS), where the United States and the United Kingdom detonated over a thousand nuclear explosions over the course of four decades.