VPR: Campaign By Middlebury Spanish Majors Aims To Challenge Racial Stereotypes
Assistant Professor Brandon Baird, who taught the seminar, said the goal of the class research project was to better arm students to go beyond their studies.
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Why Pastrami’s Eastern Version Still Rekindles Rivalry
AL-Monitor, Professor of History Febe Armanios
John Steinbeck's Love Letters, Treasures Stashed in Storage Finally Get Unpacked
Wall Street Journal via MSN, Professor of English Jay Parini
In Memoriam: Felix G. Rohatyn ’49
Mr. Rohatyn, a former trustee for whom the College’s Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs is named, was known around the world for his work as a financier, diplomat, and the architect of New York City’s financial rescue in the 1970s.
In Memoriam: Felix G. Rohatyn ’49
Mr. Rohatyn, a former trustee for whom the College’s Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs is named, was known around the world for his work as a financier, diplomat, and the architect of New York City’s financial rescue in the 1970s.
Listen to NER Out Loud
Recordings from the sixth annual NER Out Loud event this fall are now available online.
Video: Class Creates Bauhaus-Inspired Art
Students in an art history course have been studying the Bauhaus school, and its major impacts on art and design, in advance of a Bauhaus exhibit at the College museum this spring.
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International Student Sam Kamau Pays It Forward with a Youth Empowerment Program Teaching Coding and Leadership
The economics and computer science major wanted to do something to address Kenya’s high rates of youth unemployment, so he created a program for high schoolers during Kenya’s summer vacation.
Students Cook for Students at First-Ever Midd Feast Week
In a new tradition, organized by student Christine McDow ’21, more than 100 students who stayed on campus during the Thanksgiving break dined together on delicous home-cooked meals.