1990s | Middlebury

Neurology Awards

Elizabeth Engle ’80 and Renée Shellhaas ’97 each won prestigious awards from the Child Neurology Society this past fall.

Middlebury met another milestone on its way to 100 percent renewable energy with the recent unveiling of a new solar array in Vermont.

This weekend, filmmaker Andy Mitchell ’96 is hoping to break a Guinness World Record for most dogs to attend a film screening.

The Middlebury Museum of Art celebrates the Vermont-based theater group Bread and Puppet with an exhibit of photographs by Garrett MacLean ’99.

This week, Kim Conaty ’99 began her term as the new chief curator of the Whitney Museum of American Art.

About two years ago, Blake Wittman ’99 had a major ski accident that left him paralyzed, in a coma, and fighting serious infection.

Dana Lawson ’95 and Kim Diamond ’95 both were involved in the development of the first FDA-approved drug to treat a rare type of cancer.

Ben Kahn ’98 was the first assistant director on Past Lives, which currently has Oscar nominations for best picture and best original screenplay.

Stacy Roose Francis ’97 has been named to Worth magazine’s “Worthy 100.”

The debut novel of New England Review editor Carolyn Kuebler ’90 is included in Oprah Daily’s list of the most anticipated books of 2024.