In a New York Times Opinion Piece, Matt Dickinson Explains Why Trump Wants a New Chief of Staff Now
The political scientist observes that the change probably has nothing to do with John Kelly and more to do with the 2020 campaign.
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College Hosts Local Teachers for Language and Culture Teaching Institute
The Center for Community Engagement hosted 13 Addison County secondary school teachers for a daylong exchange of ideas with College faculty and students.
Athletics Launches Virtual ‘360 Tour’ of Facilities
New tour gives prospective students and visitors a detailed look, inside and out.
Study Abroad Photo Contest Brings the World Back to Middlebury
Students submitted more than 200 images for the annual photo contest sponsored by the Study Abroad Office.
Students Find Handshake an Asset in Their Search for Jobs, Internships
One year after the Center for Careers and Internships introduced the digital platform, more than 90 percent of sophomores, juniors, and seniors have activated their accounts.
Tanya Byker Receives NSF Funding for Research on Paid Family Leave
The Middlebury economist and a colleague from the University of Michigan are studying the effects of California’s 2004 law.
Students Invited to ‘Write-In’ Wednesday Night
End-of-semester event encourages students to write together for motivation and calming…plus great snacks.
Two from Middlebury Named Schwarzman Scholars
Elsa Alvarado ’18 and Abdijabar Mohamed ’18.5 will begin the one-year master’s program at Tsinghua University in Beijing next summer.
Middlebury Senior Describes Front Lines of U.S. Immigration Struggle
| by Gaen Murphree
Hannah Krutiansky ’19, who hopes to become an immigration lawyer, has spent two summers working with asylum seekers at an ICE family detention facility near San Antonio.
Film Professor Ioana Uricaru Nominated for Film Independent Spirit Award
Following the release of her feature film Lemonade, Uricaru was nominated for the Someone to Watch award.