Middle East Reporter to Address Language Schools Graduates, Aug. 16
Students of foreign languages will receive master’s and doctoral degrees, and Clarissa Ward, the CBS News correspondent in Egypt and Syria, will deliver the commencement address.
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Sushi Bar to Open in McCullough Student Center Sept. 9
The new eatery will be managed by Sushi with Gusto, a South Carolina-based company that has similar partnerships with other colleges and universities.
Authors, Novelists and Poets to Gather at Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference Aug. 14-24
Best-selling author and Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference faculty member Cheryl Strayed will give a reading Aug. 20. This event is one of many free readings and lectures that the public is invited to attend.
Renowned Spanish Film Director and Screenwriter Carlos Saura to Receive Honorary Degree
Saura has won numerous awards in a career spanning more than half a century.
Bread Loaf School of English to Hold Commencement Ceremonies in Late July and Early August
Over the next three weeks, a total of 84 students will receive Master of Arts degrees at the Bread Loaf School of English’s four campuses.
Middlebury to Launch School of the Environment in 2014
Six-week credit-bearing program will emphasize leadership skills and innovative problem solving.
Middlebury Suspends Program in Egypt for the Fall Semester
Students who were enrolled in the program have been offered the opportunity to attend the Middlebury School Abroad in Amman, Jordan.
Middlebury College Mourns Passing of Student Ian Cameron ’14
Cameron was known for his sincerity, intellectual curiosity, a desire to connect with people, and his unbridled optimism
Middlebury College and Monterey Institute of International Studies Mourn Passing of Philanthropist James Martin
Martin was a successful technology entrepreneur who became an activist and philanthropist in the field of international security.