J-term Scenes: One More Snap for Alumni Poets
Several alumni of color returned to campus on January 13 to perform in a 10-year celebration of Verbal Onslaught, the College’s spoken-word poetry event.
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Middlebury Implements New Quick College Cost Estimator
In about three minutes, MyinTuition estimates a family’s expected contribution to the cost of college.
Speaker Says Higher Education Needs to Move Beyond 19th-Century Model
In a talk at Dana Auditorium, scholar Cathy Davidson shared her thought-provoking ideas for reimagining the American higher education system.
Photo Essay: Creating Community Through Art
For the past year, artist Will Kasso Condry and student Zarai Zaragoza ’18 have collaborated with students to create murals throughout the Anderson Freeman Center.
Middlebury Welcomes Alumni Returning for the Alumni of Color Summit
The celebration provides opportunities for mentorship, networking, and catching up with old friends.
College Appoints New Associate Director of Digital Liberal Arts
Michael J. Kramer cofounded Northwestern University’s Digital Humanities Laboratory.
Update on Phone System Replacement Project
The campuswide transition to Cisco will be completed by the end of January.
In Memoriam: Robert P. Youngman '64
The former chair of the Board of Trustees who supported the acquisition and curation of Asian art at Middlebury passed away on January 1.
Panel Moderated by PEN America to Focus on Community, Inclusion, and Free Expression at Middlebury
The event will offer a dialogue on some of the biggest challenges faced today by Middlebury and other colleges and universities across the U.S.
Caitlin Myers’s Research Explores Effects of Abortion Policy in the 1960s and 1970s
Myers’s research paper, “The Power of Abortion Policy: Reexamining the Effects of Young Women’s Access to Reproductive Control,” was published in the December issue of The Journal of Political Economics.