Middlebury Welcomes Class of 2018
On a warm, sunny Labor Day 587 first-year students moved into their residence halls to begin Middlebury orientation.
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Memorial Planned for Squash Coach John Illig
The College will host a memorial service on Sunday, Sept. 14 at 3 p.m. in Kirk Alumni Center, followed immediately by a reception at the Squash Center.
Students Lend Expertise to Help Preserve a Piece of Town History
Two art history majors conducted an inventory of art and objects at Middlebury’s historic Community House.
New Book Gives Voice to Tolstoy's Wife
Professor Emeritus Michael R. Katz has translated into English two previously unpublished novellas written by Sophia Tolstoy.
Journalist Freed from Qaeda Affiliate is Middlebury Alumnus
Held for nearly two years by an Al Qaeda affiliate in Syria, Peter Theo Curtis ’91 was released unexpectedly.
College Installs Green Roof on Squash Center
The “green roof” is the second installed by the College—the first was planted on top of Atwater Dining Hall in 2004.
College Establishes Endowed Professorship Honoring Frank Winkler
The Winkler Professorship in Physics was established by the Michele and David Mittelman Family Foundation. Mr. Mittelman ‘76 studied with Winkler in the 1970s.
Middlebury Awards Master's and Doctoral Degrees in Languages
At the Language Schools Commencement on August 15, 101 graduate students received MA degrees and seven scholars attained the degree of Doctor of Modern Languages.
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Institute Merges Art History with Digital Mapping
Middlebury College and the Kress Foundation are putting the power of geographic information systems (GIS) in the hands of 15 art historians.