Mead Memorial Chapel
Middlebury will remove the Mead name from the chapel, citing John Mead’s role in eugenics policy in the early 20th century.
News Archive
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In Memoriam: George B. Todd
The Christian A. Johnson Professor Emeritus of Music brought jazz, folk music, and ethnomusicology, as well as new approaches to the traditions of theory and musicology, to Middlebury during his long tenure at the College.
Middlebury Welcomes New Civil Rights and Title IX Coordinator
Butterfly Blaise Boire brings years of experience to the complicated and challenging work of civil rights and Title IX.
President Patton Outlines Priorities for Coming Academic Year
Laurie Patton shared her vision of opportunities and challenges in her annual address to faculty.
Middlebury Welcomes 44 New Faculty for Fall Semester
Incoming group includes nine tenure-track positions.
President Patton's Statement on 20th Anniversary of September 11
President Laurie Patton reflects on the profound legacy created by the 2001 terror attacks.
Experts, College Community to Explore Complexities of the Climate Crisis
The talks and other events will also focus on what roles we can take in the crisis that makes our planet increasingly turbulent.
Middlebury Will Purchase Inn on the Green for Student Housing
The historic inn will accommodate up to 25 juniors and seniors.
In Memoriam: Miguel Sanchez-Tortoledo ’23
An active member of Middlebury Student Government, the rising junior from Bell Gardens, CA, is remembered for his kindness, optimism, and tireless advocacy for his fellow students.
In Memoriam: Dr. Jan Knippers Black
Longtime Middlebury Institute professor was a a globally recognized expert on Latin America, its political dynamics, and the relationship of the countries of the region to the United States.