Middlebury Named a Top Producer of Peace Corps Volunteers
The number of alumni serving over the past 63 years places Middlebury College in the top five among small colleges and universities.
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Inside Higher Ed: Pluralism Conference Draws Campus Leaders Amid Israel-Gaza War
In a panel discussion, President Laurie Patton emphasized that engaging in constructive dialogue across difference is a necessary skill set for college graduates to build and use later in life.
Middlebury Language Schools, Hebrew College Announce Partnership
Students from Hebrew College in Newton, Massachusetts, will attend the School of Hebrew at Middlebury to hone skills for rabbinical school.
Washington Post: Frontier myth vilified the California grizzly. Science tells a new story.
Professor Alexis Mychajliw led a team of researchers in a paper challenging the historical narrative of the grizzly as a dangerous, bloodthirsty creature.
Symposium to Explore Ways of Making ‘Architecture For All’
The weeklong event features world-renowned architects and local firms known for creating buildings for all people.
Tatiana Smorodinska Named Director of Middlebury School of Russian
The C.V. Starr Professor of Russian and East European Studies will start in September as director of the Kathryn Wasserman Davis School of Russian.
Seven from Middlebury receive National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships
Two current students and five recent graduates have received the highly selective fellowship which supports master’s and doctoral studies.
In Memoriam: The Honorable William Delahunt ’63
The former Massachusetts congressman served a five-year term on the Middlebury College Board of Trustees.
Middlebury Graduate Awarded 2024 Watson Fellowship
Samara Gordon Wexler ’23.5 will travel to four countries to study end-of-life care in a variety of cultural contexts.