Professor Daniel Scharstein Wins International Computer Science Prize
Scharstein’s Middlebury datasets have become a quality benchmark for computer vision researchers around the world.
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MLK Events to Feature the Dedication of Anderson Freeman Center, Keynote by Kimberlé Crenshaw, and Oratorio Concert
The wide array of cultural, historic, and artistic events is free and open to the public.
Winter Term Explores Islam in America, Diplomacy, Hate Speech, and Other Topics
A fixture at Middlebury since 1969, the four-week winter term leads to new opportunities for learning and discovery.
Nonproliferation Experts Skeptical About North Korea's H-Bomb Claims
Jeffrey Lewis and Melissa Hanham, of the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, have commented in several national news stories.
Quoted: Alumna Describes Her Program for Empowering Young Muslim Women
Rana Abdelhamid ’15 tells the Associated Press about her ambitious program to teach young Muslim women self defense and entrepreneurial skills.
Heath Quartet Gives Three Concerts as Performing Arts Series’ First Quartet in Residence
The U.K.-based ensemble will spend all of Middlebury’s Winter Term on campus, playing three public concerts on Jan. 14 and 21, and Feb. 4.
Road Taken: Awakening
Canoeing from Buffalo to New York City, a Middlebury student gets a lesson in scale.
A Tale of Two Writers
Jay Parini has never shied away from literary challenges— definitive biographies of Frost, Steinbeck, and Faulkner. But capturing the life of Gore Vidal would be different because Parini is part of the story.
The Life and Times of Rick Hodes
The worlds of medicine and faith converge in Ethiopia: Middlebury Magazine’s profile of Dr. Rick Hodes ’75.