Two from Middlebury Named Schwarzman Scholars
Elsa Alvarado ’18 and Abdijabar Mohamed ’18.5 will begin the one-year master’s program at Tsinghua University in Beijing next summer.
Story List
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The Changing Norms Around Donor-Sibling Networks
The Atlantic, Peggy Nelson
David Ben-Gurion Asks 51 Jewish Scholars: ‘Who Is a Jew?’
Tablet, Shalom Goldman
'Green Book' Screens at the Winter 2018 KCET Cinema Series
KCET-TV (PBS affiliate), Brian Hayes Currie ‘83
Middlebury Senior Describes Front Lines of U.S. Immigration Struggle
Hannah Krutiansky ’19, who hopes to become an immigration lawyer, has spent two summers working with asylum seekers at an ICE family detention facility near San Antonio.
Theatre Program Presents “Men on Boats”
The 2016 play by Jaclyn Backhaus was a New York Times Critics’ Pick.
Film Professor Ioana Uricaru Nominated for Film Independent Spirit Award
Following the release of her feature film Lemonade, Uricaru was nominated for the Someone to Watch award.
Students Help Launch NER Out Loud: The Podcast
The first episode features a short story and a poem published by the New England Review.
Jessica Teets on the Demise of Local Policy Innovation in China
In a piece for _East Asia Forum_, the political scientist discusses the effect of President Xi’s recentralization of power.