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Reflecting on Shimon Peres’ legacy, Middlebury Institute Professor Avner Cohen shared a letter he received in 1999 from the elder statesman after the publication of his landmark history of Israel’s nuclear program, Israel and the Bomb.
“Being here, being part of history in the making… is simply unbelievable,” says Middlebury Institute alumnus Weihao Zhang MACI ’14, part of large team of alumni, faculty and students interpreting at the Rio Olympics, continuing a tradition that has spanned fifteen Games.
This summer three Middlebury Institute Research Fellows will study the risk copper mines pose to river basins in four countries, Australia, Peru, Chile and Zambia, under the guidance of professor and principal investigator Lyuba Zarsky.
Professor Nükhet Kardam, a native of Turkey, reflects on shifting and conflicting concepts of national identity and the relationship between Islam and the West.
Middlebury Institute faculty offer six examples of topics and concepts that are not as simple as they might appear at first glance.
Middlebury Institute professor Paige Butler received the Ron Koehn Award at the 12th annual Forum on Education Abroad Conference in Atlanta earlier this month.
In eight new videos, Middlebury Institute faculty members share personal stories that shed light on the essence of their character and passion for teaching.
Terrorism Studies professor Jeffrey Bale sounds the alarm about the group behind the 2015 Paris attacks.
With the United States poised to elect a new president in November 2016, Communiqué asked six faculty members: What advice would you give the next president of the United States?
Translation and Interpretation professor Bill Weber hands the job of overseeing Olympic interpreters to a pair of MIIS alumni.
