Bread Loaf School of English Awards 50 Master's Degrees
At the conclusion of Bread Loaf’s 105th session, students celebrated the completion of their degrees in Vermont, California, and Oxford, England.
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Foreign Affairs: Why America Stands to Lose If It Resumes Nuclear Testing
The Middlebury Institute’s Jeffrey Lewis writes that resuming nuclear weapons testing in the U.S. would allow China and Russia to catch up.
Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference Offering Free Daily Readings and Lectures
Some of the world’s most notable writers to teach and engage in 10 days of small-group workshops, readings and lectures at the 99th conference.
Middlebury Sets Fundraising Record with $156 Million in Gifts
For Every Future: The Campaign for Middlebury engaged alumni, parents, and friends across generations
WBUR: 60+ year old activists form a movement to help save the planet
Schumann Distinguished Scholar in Environmental Studies Bill McKibben speaks about his newest initiative on “Here and Now.”
Foreign Affairs: What Russia Wants in the Middle East
Hanna Notte, of the Middlebury Institute, writes that Moscow seeks to exploit instability but avoid escalation.
Addison Independent: Youth leaders to convene at Bread Loaf
The Middlebury Bread Loaf School of English hosted a youth summit of students from across the country working on social action projects and connected through the Bread Loaf Teacher Network.
WBUR: Americans focus on a good life. But what about a good death?
Samara Gordon Wexler ’23.5 spoke with WBUR’s ‘Here and Now’ about her upcoming five-continent Watson Fellowship in which she’ll explore what it means to die a good death.
Measles Vaccine Clinics on Campus
Faculty and staff can receive the MMR (measles-mumps-rubella) vaccination at clinics on June 26, 27, and July 1.