Student Research Journal Celebrates 2018 Edition
Global Reader gives students an opportunity to share their work with a broader audience.
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Louisa Burnham Receives Kraus Fellowship
Grant will support short-term research at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University.
Students Harness the Power of Light in Biomedical Optics Lab
Physics professor Michael Durst mentors undergraduates in a field that will someday allow doctors to look deep into the body without a single incision.
Civil Rights Leader Diane Nash Recounts Life at the Forefront of Social Change
Nash, who was depicted in the film Selma, was a pioneer among women in the civil rights movement.
Richard Sander Speaks on the Challenges of Discussing Affirmative Action
UCLA law professor says institutions should be more transparent with admissions and outcomes data.
Choir Will Tour Baltic States This Spring
Listen to the singers as they prepare for multiple concert venues in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.
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Large Mural Coming to McCullough Student Center
Students will collaborate with four professional mural artists to create Middlebury’s newest piece of public art.
Filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick Discuss their PBS Series ‘The Vietnam War’
The Emmy Award–winning directors shared the stage with alumnus and Vietnam veteran Mike Heaney ’64, who appears in the documentary.
Amy Morsman Named Interim Dean for Faculty Development and Research
Professor of history will begin her new position on July 1.
Rebecca Tiger Finds Teaching Prison Inmates Comes with Rewards, Surprises
In a Q&A, the Middlebury sociologist discusses her work on prison education and her plan to teach a winter term course in a jail, where half the class would be inmates and half would be Middlebury students.