Learning to Love Solitude
Research from assistant psychology professor Virginia Thomas shows that healthy solitude practices can restore and refresh, as outlined by the New York Times.
Stories
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Top of Their Game
Ukraine on Our Minds
Several in the Middlebury community who are personally or professionally affected by the war in Ukraine have been sharing their perspectives.
Righteous Gemstones
Cassidy Freeman ’04 talks about playing a devoted, firearms-toting wife in a televangelist family on HBO’s The Righteous Gemstones.
How to Divert Hate
A team of students from the Middlebury Institute took first place and $5,000 in the national campaign competition Invent2Prevent.
Tracking Cell Phone Movements
Geography professor Pete Nelson is using cellphone data to track movement to Vermont.
An Opera Premiere
German School attendee Kazem Abdullah will take the conductor’s podium this fall at the world premiere of the opera Castor and Patience, commissioned by the Cincinnati Opera.
Emerging from Hadestown
After 16 years working on her Tony-winning Broadway musical, Anais Mitchell ’04 has released a self-titled solo album.
Democracy on Plate Glass
Em White ’12 is a photographer who uses an 1800s camera to capture contemporary images on plate glass.