Middlebury Welcomes One of Largest New Faculty Cohorts for 2026–27
Fourteen of the 49 new faculty members are in tenure-track positions.
Fourteen of the 49 new faculty members are in tenure-track positions.
Hockey player John Halverson ‘29 spent the first six years of his life shuffling in and out of hospitals. Which is to say—he’s come a long way to be skating on and off the ice in Kenyon Arena.
Produced by George Madison ‘27
Guillén succeeds Jacobo Sefamí, who has led the School for 18 years.
More than 300 faculty and staff spent two days at the Bread Loaf campus discussing ways to implement the new strategic plan.
NPR’s Sacha Pfeiffer interviews Allison Stanger, Middlebury Distinguished Endowed Professor, on “Morning Edition” about how AI can improve writing when used effectively
Erik Bleich, Charles A. Dana Professor of Political Science, explains why some politicians are distancing themselves from “Woke 1.0.” in a story in The New York Times.
Dam removals offer an opportunity for ecological reconnection. And a wild education.
By Tara Lohan ‘99
Illustration by Sally Deng
We caught up with a few summer Language School attendees—some here for the first time, others returning for another session of immersive learning.
How a photographer channels the 19th century to interpret the 21st.
Wilson Hall
Can the liberal arts still teach us how to disagree well? The conversation begins here.
Adirondack Circle
Want to find mushrooms in the wild? Go for a walk? Hang out with cool people? Test your identification skills? Then come join MiddMyco on a mushroom walk. Feel free to come regardless of previous knowledge, whether you’re a mycophile or have never heard of mushrooms.