In Memoriam: Lucien Hotte, Jr.
The assistant track and field coach for more than 31 years specialized in throwing events.
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Middlebury Launches $20 Million Financial Aid Challenge to Enhance Access
Thanks to the generosity of three alumni from the classes of 1983, 1988, and 1990, Middlebury will match gifts to establish new financial aid funds up to $1 million per fund through the Endow the Future Challenge.
In Memoriam: Thomas Salmon
The former Vermont governor and former president of the University of Vermont served on the Middlebury Board of Trustees for five years.
Ian Baucom, Higher Education Leader, Enterprising Administrator, and Prolific Scholar, Named President of Middlebury
Baucom will begin his new post on July 1, 2025.
New York Times: Economic Toll of Los Angeles Fires Goes Far Beyond Destroyed Homes
Assistant Professor of Economics Raphaelle Gauvin-Coulombe speaks about her research on the economic impacts of fires on surrounding communities.
Middlebury Announces 2024 Virtue Award Winners
Staff and faculty are recognized for making meaningful differences in the lives of students at Middlebury.
In Memoriam: Hans Raum
Retired Middlebury librarian who worked at the College for nearly 40 years, had expertise in Vermont history.
Trustees Select Architect to Design New Art Museum
The museum project is part of the College’s broader mission to deepen the role of the arts in academic and residential life.
Seven Days: Middlebury College Carillonneur Plays Anthems High Above Campus
George Matthew Jr. has embarked on a project to play all the national anthems represented in the Middlebury student body—around 70 in total.