‘Waging Winning Campaigns’ Course Teaches Students Skills as Activists and Organizers
Middlebury grad Phil Aroneanu ’06.5, a founder of 350.org, cotaught the course over winter term with Deborah Moore.
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Experiential Learning Centers Showcase ‘A Week in the Life’
Photos from dozens of students engaged in a wide range of activities filled Middlebury’s social media channels during the February ’takeover.’
Nikole Hannah-Jones, Creator of New York Times’s 1619 Project, to Give Talk February 25
The lecture is one of a series of talks on race, racism, and the repercussions of racial inequality that are taking place at Middlebury this year.
Middlebury College Applicant Numbers Are Strong for Class of 2024
Admissions effort includes a new student-run program to make Middlebury more accessible to prospective students in rural, low-income, and ethnically diverse areas.
Students Turn Local Lens on Public Health Issues
Working with the medical director at a local hospital, students in the class Global Health looked at connections between health and living conditions in Addison County and conducted research to find what works in rural areas.
New England Review Explores Themes of Heritage and Identity in Winter Issue
A new episode of NER’s podcast, NER Out Loud, is also available.
Middlebury Launches Pilot Abenaki Language School
The new program will hold its first two-week session this summer from June 30 to July 14.
Vermont Supreme Court to Hear Cases at Middlebury January 15
The event will offer the College and local communities a close look at the Court’s work.
In Memoriam: Felix G. Rohatyn ’49
Mr. Rohatyn, a former trustee for whom the College’s Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs is named, was known around the world for his work as a financier, diplomat, and the architect of New York City’s financial rescue in the 1970s.
In Memoriam: Felix G. Rohatyn ’49
Mr. Rohatyn, a former trustee for whom the College’s Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs is named, was known around the world for his work as a financier, diplomat, and the architect of New York City’s financial rescue in the 1970s.