Three Perspectives on Paris
A student and two faculty members have contributed opinion pieces about the attacks in Paris and their aftermath.
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Faculty Voice: The Countries that Gave me a Second Chance as a Refugee
Professor of Political Science Michael Kraus recalls being welcomed as a refugee to the U.S. following the 1968 Soviet crackdown in Prague.
Field Hockey Team Edges Bowdoin for National Championship
The Middlebury field hockey team claimed its second NCAA Championship with a 1-0 win over Bowdoin.
Middlebury Signs White House Climate Pledge
Ahead of the Conference on Climate Change, Middlebury joined more than 200 colleges and universities in a pledge to demonstrate support for strong international climate action.
Faculty Put ISIS Attacks in Context [video]
Five Middlebury political scientists offered varying perspectives on the ISIS attacks during a recent panel discussion in Dana Auditorium.
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Dance and the Digital Liberal Arts: Website Presents New Model for Movement Study
“Body and Earth,” the first major project of the Digital Liberal Arts initiative, offers seven “web-based somatic excursions” of dance and movement for any experience level.
Nancy Cott Delivers the Annual Grant Lecture in American History
A Harvard professor with expertise on women’s rights spoke about “The Rei(g)n of Marriage: An American History.”
We Cannot Afford to Walk Away
Dena Simmons ’05 offers a meditation on race, equality, and humanity in the fall issue of Middlebury Magazine.
Film and Lecture: The Imitation Game and Alan Turing
Between screenings of the Oscar-winning film The Imitation Game, scholar Tom Perera, will discuss events that inspired the movie and demonstrate a restored Enigma machine.