Em White Slows Down
How a photographer channels the 19th century to interpret the 21st.
How a photographer channels the 19th century to interpret the 21st.
An alumnus goes in search of an endangered species, the last of its kind.
The true legacy of a coach isn’t recorded in wins or losses—it lives on in the lives they touched along the way.
Inspired by the Japanese American woodworker and architect George Nakashima, Benjamin Sindell ‘26 designed a study table for the Mahaney Arts Center.
Will Hinkle ’26 earned the Fan Favorite Award at Planet Forward’s Storyfest for his essay “Translating a Foreign Landscape,” a project he originally developed for Middlebury Geographic.
Photographer Yeager “Teddy” Anderson ’13.5 captured many of the weekend’s wonderful moments.
A recent gift to Middlebury’s Special Collections provides new images of Middlebury first woman graduate.
While at the Middlebury School in Madrid, Xander Bowles ’26 immersed himself in the language, culture, and history of flamenco guitar.
VideoAmerican folk song traditions get a special spotlight in a Vermont Symphony Orchestra performance and archival display.