Professor Emeritus Produces New Translation of "Crime and Punishment"
Michael R. Katz’s latest work is hailed for its “insights into the linguistic richness, subtle tones, and cunning humor of Dostoevsky’s magnum opus.”
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Middlebury Honors Four Citizens for Exemplary Service to the Community
The McCardell Citizen’s Awards for 2017 were presented to a physician, an environmental educator, a conservationist, and a community television producer.
Alumni Return for Homecoming 2017 [video]
Hundreds celebrated the fall season on the Middlebury campus.
VideoColleges Blast Endowment Target in Republican Tax Bill
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Board Notes: Trustees Ratify New Strategic Framework for Middlebury
New framework will guide Middlebury decision-making process well into the future.
Endowment Sees Strong Growth in FY ’17
Solid returns and gifts helped the endowment end the year valued at $1.074 billion.
Board of Trustees Approves Construction of Temporary Building
Facility will house computer science and open the way for campus renovations.
New Course Investigates Art and Religion of Ancient Egypt
Two professors, with support from the College museum, are surveying 3,500 years of ancient Egyptian art, religion, and material culture.
Middlebury Student Wins National Award for Voter Engagement
Political science major Hazel Millard ’18 was honored in Washington, D.C. for her tireless efforts to improve voting rates.