Three Students Earn Watson Fellowships
Middlebury was the only college or university to receive three of the prestigious yearlong travel-study fellowships.
News Archive
Nussbaum: Anger Is the Wrong Response to Injustice
Martha Nussbaum of the University of Chicago shared her thoughts on anger and revolutionary justice.
Quoted: Melissa Hanham on North Korean Nuclear Tests
The Middlebury Institute of International Studies expert spoke with NPR about why analysts are taking North Korea more seriously.
College Honors Faculty and Staff Scholarship, Creativity
At a Bicentennial Hall reception, nearly 90 faculty and staff members from many disciplines were recognized for work completed in 2015.
Middlebury College Admits 1,668 Students to the Class of 2020
The applicant pool of 8,820 is the fourth largest in the College’s history.
Alvarez and Danticat Celebrate the Power of Story
The two major literary figures discussed storytelling, dictatorship, and childhoods on opposite sides of the Haiti-Dominican Republic divide.
Professor Pundits: A Contested Convention?
Middlebury political scientists Bert Johnson and Matt Dickinson discuss the latest developments in the presidential primary.
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Rohatyn Center's Annual Conference Examines Food Insecurity
Over the course of three days, 17 scholars presented research and findings on the politics and culture of food systems today.
Students Bring Literary Works to Life at NER Out Loud
Member’s of Middlebury’s Oratory Now student organization read selected works from New England Review at the Mahaney Center.
Faculty Approves Updates to Cultures and Civilizations Requirements
The faculty signed off on the curriculm change and approved updates to the Pass/D/Fail policy.