Panel Will Explore ‘What Can Feminism Speak To?’
Two leading scholars will examine feminism in the wake of Hillary Clinton’s defeat and the Black Lives Matter movement.
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New Double Major in Teacher Licensure Aims to Address Inequalities in Society
Middlebury undergraduates can now double major in education studies in conjunction with their primary field of interest.
Alumni Elect Elizabeth Speers '86 to Middlebury Board of Trustees
The newest member of the Middlebury Board of Trustees is the head of an independent day school in Wilmington, Del.
College Ends Partnership with Middlebury Interactive Languages
Middlebury completes the sale of its stake in the venture and revises trademark terms.
In Israeli High Court Case, CNS Scholar Urges Change to Nuclear Oversight
Avner Cohen’s report on nuclear regulation and oversight in liberal democracies was a factor in historic Israeli Supreme Court case.
Interim Procedures for Scheduling Events and Invited Speakers
Campus community will work to develop permanent policy during the fall semester.
Opinion: The Myths of Recovery: Why American Households Aren’t Better Off
Marketwatch, Middlebury Institute, Constantin Gurdgiev
One Hundred Years after the Russian Revolution, Symposium Looks at Its Lasting Effects
Activities include talks, a museum exhibit, film screening, and concert.
College Garden Celebrates 15 Years and a New Name
“The Knoll” is celebrating several new additions, including a pizza kitchen, educational and serenity gardens, and a meditative labyrinth.