New York Times: Economic Toll of Los Angeles Fires Goes Far Beyond Destroyed Homes
Assistant Professor of Economics Raphaelle Gauvin-Coulombe speaks about her research on the economic impacts of fires on surrounding communities.
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Middlebury Announces 2024 Virtue Award Winners
Staff and faculty are recognized for making meaningful differences in the lives of students at Middlebury.
In Memoriam: Hans Raum
Retired Middlebury librarian who worked at the College for nearly 40 years, had expertise in Vermont history.
Trustees Select Architect to Design New Art Museum
The museum project is part of the College’s broader mission to deepen the role of the arts in academic and residential life.
Seven Days: Middlebury College Carillonneur Plays Anthems High Above Campus
George Matthew Jr. has embarked on a project to play all the national anthems represented in the Middlebury student body—around 70 in total.
In Memoriam: George W. “Bill” Whitney, Jr.
In his 30 years at Middlebury, Whitney oversaw expansions and major renovations across campus while serving as director of operations.
Addison Independent: College is investing $3.5M locally
Middlebury College will support two important local initiatives, including a project to increase local housing supply and a renovation of the Ilsley Public Library. (Subscription required)
VoxDev: How deforestation drives malaria in Nigeria, affecting women and children most
Middlebury economics professors Tanya Byker and Julia Berazneva describe their research on the health costs of environmental degradation.
Shelter-in-Place Drill Set for December 6
The 15-minute campus-wide (Vermont) drill is designed to encourage discussion on safety precautions and emergency preparedness throughout the campus community.