Sadie Housberg ’21 Wins New England Journalism Prize
The New England Society of News Editors names Campus senior editor as its College Rising Star of the Year.
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A 9-Year Quest for Carbon Neutrality Took Middlebury to Forests and a Dairy Farm
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Students Honored for Leadership in Volunteerism, Activism, and Advocacy
The Center for Community Engagement presented its annual Public Service Leadership Awards at a ceremony on April 30.
Alumna's Musical Earns 14 Tony Nominations
The Broadway show Hadestown by Anaïs Mitchell ’04 was nominated for 14 Tony awards on April 30.
Middlebury Sophomore Wins Boren Scholarship
Piara Biggs ’21.5 will use the federally funded grant to study in Jordan and Morocco during her junior year.
Theatre Department Presents Green Day’s “American Idiot”
Adapted from the Grammy-winning concept album of the same title, the show runs May 2–4 at Wright Memorial Theatre.
VideoNatasha Ngaiza Receives ScreenCraft Funding for Upcoming Film Project
Assistant professor of film and media culture will begin shooting her film this summer.
In Memoriam: Former Associate Professor David B. Van Vleck
The associate professor of biology left higher education in 1972 and enjoyed an 18-year career as a high school science teacher in Middlebury.
New Student Organization Forges Connections with Nature
Blending fun, service, and citizen science, WildMidd engages kids, peers, and the wider local community in a love of the land around Middlebury.