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Special Collections, MiddPoints
Last spring, four students completed oral history projects to help illuminate areas of Middlebury’s past and present. Special Collections Oral Historians chose their own projects and conducted interviews with Middlebury students, staff, and alums. Check out this project by an anonymous Special Collections Oral Historian.
Special Collections, MiddPoints
Last spring, four students completed oral history projects to help illuminate areas of Middlebury’s past and present. Special Collections Oral Historians chose their own projects and conducted interviews with Middlebury students, staff, and alums. Check out this project by Samantha-Grey Solomon ‘25!
Special Collections, MiddPoints
| by Mikaela Taylor
Users from around the world access digital materials from Special Collections available in the Internet Archive in growing (and impressive) numbers.
Special Collections, MiddPoints
| by Sajia Yaqouby and Shloka Raghavan
This spring, four students completed oral history projects to help illuminate areas of Middlebury’s past and present. Special Collections Oral Historians chose their own projects and conducted interviews with Middlebury students, staff, and alums. Check out this project by Sajia Yaqouby ‘25.5 and Shloka Raghavan ‘27!
| by Erik Budo Uerkwitz
In the second installment in a series of posts about student academic projects in Special Collections, Erik Budo Uerkwitz ‘26 reflects on the representations of colonial Morocco in French photo albums.
| by Liefe Temple
In the first installment in a series of posts about student academic projects in Special Collections, Liefe Temple ‘25.5 shares her research on a very particular book.
Come see the new Special Collections exhibition, curated by Ambar Vasquez-Mitra ‘25 and Yvette Fordjour ‘26, in the Davis Family Library atrium and in Special Collections.
| by Mikaela Taylor
Special Collections, MiddPoints
| by Mikaela Taylor
Did a Middlebury professor read a scientific journal in the 1830s that led to the invention of the electric motor? A bit of archival sleuthing solved the mystery.
