| by JM Berger
Can legal codes and court rulings function as extremist ideological texts? Academics usually define extremism as a set of beliefs that fall outside the norms of the society in which they are situated, but entire societies have at times been organized around recognizably extreme beliefs.
| by Jessa Zerpoli
When Claire Eagle completed her degree in teaching foreign language, her dream was to teach at a school like the Middlebury Institute. Now she’s redesigning curriculum at one of the biggest language schools in the world.
| by Jason Warburg
Middlebury faculty, staff, alumni, and one current student collaborated this summer to develop and deliver a custom intensive English program for the Asian University for Women in Bangladesh.
| by Jason Warburg
After completing their master’s in teaching foreign language, two Institute graduates joined forces as instructors at the Middlebury Language Schools in Vermont for the summer.
| by Grace Shen
Seven Institute students recently provided remote interpretation for business leaders and investors from around the world attending a major startup conference.
| by Nadia Pshonyak
This semester more than eighty Middlebury Institute students are participating in our distinguished semester-long experiential learning and practicum courses. Students are working around the globe with organizations making a positive impact in various fields while continuing their studies here at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
| by Jason Warburg
Environmental policy student Karan Kunwar teamed up with a filmmaker on a storytelling program with youth who have experienced the country’s care system.
