Symposium Draws Focus to Inclusivity at Middlebury
The first symposium sponsored by Alliance for an Inclusive Middlebury was the culmination of a year of charged conversations.
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All First-Year Students to Participate in Expanded JusTalks Program
The student-led daylong event, and a new winter term course, will help students engage in challenging conversations on race, class, and other forms of identity.
Guest Speaker Says the Media Misleads the Public about Higher Education
Journalist Jeffrey Selingo said national news outlets focus on a few elite institutions and miss out on the most pressing stories in higher ed today.
Middlebury Honors Students, Organizations for Leadership
The Middlebury community gathered on May 4 to recognize leadership in service, creativity, activism, religious and spiritual engagement, and social responsibility.
Eight Students Awarded Kellogg Fellowships
The fellowship, recognizing excellence in the humanities, supports students preparing for senior work.
Virtue Field House Receives LEED Gold Certification
Middlebury’s expansive new sports facility has met stringent criteria set by the U.S. Green Buildings Council.
Middlebury Senior Presents Neuroscience Research at Posters on the Hill [video]
Kristin Knutzen ’16 joined an elite group of undergraduate researchers in Washington, D.C. to give lawmakers a look at their work.
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“Romantic Computing” and the Future of Education
Digital learning scholar Gardner Campbell spoke to Middlebury and Monterey audiences as part of the Envisioning Middlebury series.
Hiroshima Survivor, Truman’s Grandson Engage in Thoughtful Conversation
Middlebury College community packs Mead Chapel to ponder responsibility, reconciliation, and the prospects for nuclear disarmament.
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