Middlebury Economist Studies the Effects of Abortion Policy in Texas
Caitlin M.K. Myers is using technology to visualize the effects of abortion clinic closures in the Lone Star State.
January 2017
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Middlebury Professor, on Academic Leave in Iran, Faces Uncertainty
Ata Anzali and his family had planned to return to the U.S. in June but must decide if they should leave now instead.
President Patton's Statement to Campus Community Regarding Refugee Travel Ban
Laurie Patton issued a statement to faculty, staff, and students on January 28.
J-term Scenes: Measuring the Earth as the Ancients Did
Students in the Ancient Astronomy class are gaining an understanding of the celestial sphere from a perspective more than 2,000 years old.
Grant Will Support Study of Lake Champlain Resilience
Pat Manley and Tom Manley of the geology department will collaborate with UVM scientists and Middlebury students on this five-year program.
J-term Scenes: Landscape Photography and Geography [video]
In this winter term course, students are looking at nearby human landscapes from a very different perspective.
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Faculty Research on Weybridge Cave Offers Insight to Glacier Movement
After dating sediment samples from a nearby cave, Middlebury geologists were able to determine the pace of glacier advance from the last ice age.
Associate Chaplain Ira Schiffer Announces Retirement from Middlebury
Rabbi Schiffer, who joined the chaplain’s office at Middlebury in 2001, plans to step down on June 30, 2017.
In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Sandy Martin
Known for his excellent listening skills and gentle demeanor, Sandy Martin shared his love of literature with generations of students during his 35-year career.
MBA Students Win International Case Competition in Davos
Four students from the Middlebury Institute’s MBA program won the international Business for a Better World Case Competition in Davos, Switzerland.