Alumni-Led Startup Urbavore Continues to Grow
| by Jason Warburg
An ag-tech enterprise founded by four Middlebury Institute alumni out of a classroom project continues to flourish.
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Professor Ed Laurance Reflects on 25 Years at the Institute
| by Jason Warburg
Twenty-five years after he joined the faculty at the Monterey Institute, and shortly after he speaks at this Saturday’s Winter Commencement, Professor Ed Laurance will retire from teaching.
Alumna Elayne Whyte Goméz Reflects on Experiences Negotiating Landmark Treaty
| by Jason Warburg
Goméz led efforts to negotiate the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons as ambassador of Costa Rica to the UN in Geneva.
Alumna Tackles Nuclear Security Issues as Graduate Fellow
| by Jason Warburg
Middlebury Institute alumna Ruby Russell MANPTS ’16 is already having an impact at the National Nuclear Security Administration as a graduate fellow.
Faculty Advice: Where to Go and What to Do?
| by Jason Warburg
Student Veterans Mark Veterans Day with Fundraiser
| by Jason Warburg
The student-run Veterans Organization at the Middlebury Institute hosted a fundraiser Thursday night benefitting a charity that honors and commemorates service-members who died in the line of duty.
Institute Alumni, Faculty Convene InterpretAmerica Summit in Washington
| by Jason Warburg
Interpretation professionals considered changes in the industry—primarily movement toward mobile and online platforms—at a biennial conference convened by two Middlebury Institute alumni.
All Eyes on North Korea
| by Jason Warburg
“Every Waking Moment” of Summer Program in Morocco a Learning Experience
| by Jason Warburg
Student Katharine Moon spent eight weeks in Morocco this summer as one of five Middlebury Institute students to receive a 2017 Critical Language Scholarship.
Professor, Students Team Up to Assist Irish NGO
| by Jason Warburg
Professor Constantin Gurdgiev turned his involvement with a new housing non-profit in Ireland into an opportunity for Institute students to practice their skills with a real-world “client.”