How Does Imposter Syndrome Affect Students of Color?
TED Radio Hour/NPR, Dena Simmons ’05
Story List
New England Review Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary Year
Stellar lineup of writers and events planned throughout the year.
BOLD Scholars Offer Mentoring and Friendship to Rising Generation of Afghan Women
Students in the Middlebury chapter of a nationwide women’s leadership initiative traveled to India to mentor high schoolers from Afghanistan’s first boarding school for girls.
Hundreds of Middlebury Students Join High Schoolers for National ‘Walkout’
Despite steady snow and school cancellations, a crowd of nearly 500 people gathered on the Cross Street Bridge as part of a national protest against school gun violence.
President Patton Joins Peers in Seeking Repeal of Endowment Tax
Middlebury president is one of 49 signatories on a letter seeking to reverse or amend the new legislation.
Middlebury Welcomes New Associate Chaplain and Muslim Advisor
Saifa Hussain will join the staff of the Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious Life.
Traditional Korean Music Ensemble to Perform at Middlebury
Middlebury School of Korean presents Chunhogarang in a free concert at Robison Hall on March 21.
Scholars Examine Significance of 1968 at Annual Rohatyn Conference
Sociologist Todd Gitlin opened the conference, which pondered a watershed year within a turbulent decade.
Filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick to Speak at Wilson Hall March 21
The team that created The Vietnam War series for PBS will share the stage with alumnus Mike Heaney ’64, a Vietnam veteran who was interviewed for the series.