Dispatch from France: Prof. Erik Bleich on Charlie Hebdo and French Muslims
Professor of Political Science Erik Bleich, currently on academic leave in Lyon, France, reflects on what the Charlie Hebdo massacre may mean for France’s Muslim population.
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Research Suggests Possible Black Hole Merger
A Middlebury astrophysicist, Eilat Glikman, is at the forefront of new research about a pair of supermassive black holes that could, someday, collide.
College Awards Tenure to Three Faculty
The board of trustees has promoted faculty members in anthropology, German, and sociology to the rank of associate professor.
A Reporter Reflects on His Summer at the Middlebury Arabic School
Guardian reporter Fred McConnell says Middlebury’s summer immersion program jump started his language learning after years in a traditional classroom.
Middlebury Launches New Brand Identity System
The new visual and naming system will clarify the relationships among Middlebury’s academic entities.
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Warhol Exhibition Opens at Art Museum
The Middlebury College Museum of Art will display 10 new Andy Warhol prints, a gift from the Warhol Foundation, from Jan. 6-April 19.
Why Didn't Mario Run? That Was Always the Question
Political Science Prof. Matthew Dickinson reflects on Mario Cuomo’s legacy and his retreat from what seemed like an inevitable run for the presidency.
New York Times Columnist to Headline Martin Luther King Jr. Events
William C. Rhoden, one of the leading voices in the realm of race, sports and American culture, will speak on Tues. Jan. 13 as part of the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.
Faculty Stories: Jamie McCallum, Sociology
In a series of short videos, faculty members describe the winding paths that led them to Middlebury.
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