| by Michael T. Nietzel
Italian School graduate student, Shannah Rose amongst the 2024-25 winners of the highly prestigious Rome Prize, awarded annually to American artists and scholars for research and work in the arts and humanities.
| by Jon Reidel
The Language Schools awarded 102 Master of Arts degrees and seven Doctor of Modern Languages degrees at the 2024 commencement ceremony.
Ulrich Poehlmann, a graduate of Charles Wright Academy, shares about his experience at our School of Hebrew 3-Week Immersion program.
| by Caroline Koppelman
Article originally published by The Koppelman Group | June 6, 2024.
In this post, we’ll be breaking down Middlebury’s reputation as a premier destination for gaining linguistic and cultural fluency in a foreign language.
| by Tyler Carrington
Tyler Carrington, an alumnus of our German MA program and current professor at Cornell College, reflects upon what exactly makes the Language Schools so magical.
Renowned for their dedication to holistic education, institutions like the Middlebury College Language Schools are often hailed as the pinnacle of language instruction, providing a rich tapestry of language and cultural courses. -NordicTrans
Violet (Wetherell) Richard, Courtney Monnich, and David Ulrich, Master’s in Spanish alumni, led a group of 14 students to Peru for a 2-week expedition and homestay.
This week, two rising juniors from the University of Arkansas, Gretchen Bode and Sean Wiegers, embark on a transformative journey at our Arabic School in Bennington, Vermont.
June 21, 2024 marks the first student arrival day for the Middlebury Language Schools, known internationally for their full immersion approach to language teaching.
When Naomi Zipurski decided to pursue her dream of becoming a rabbi, she quickly learned she’d need to build her Hebrew language skills to tackle the work ahead. After consulting with trusted advisors, she enrolled in our School of Hebrew.
