Lucas Nerbonne ’25.5 Awarded a Thomas J. Watson Fellowship
The earth and climates sciences major will travel to Scotland, India, Peru, and Norway during his year of independent study.
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In Memoriam: Jim Larrabee
A dedicated mentor, many of Larrabee’s students credited him with inspiring them to enter science-related fields.
Is the War in Iran a Sign of the Apocalypse?
In an essay for The Conversation, Shalom Goldman, the Pardon Tillinghast Professor Emeritus of Religion, says that some conservative Christians are interpreting the conflict through Biblical prophesies.
Signs of Spring
The first warm day of the year brought students out in droves to soak up the sun following an especially chilly winter.
Coach Bill Mandigo to Retire in June
Over his 38 years at Middlebury, Mandigo became the winningest coach in DIII women’s hockey.
In Memoriam: Charles “Chuck” V. Martin
An assistant equipment manager in athletics for 22 years, Martin was well known in the local community as a middle school math and science teacher and athletics coach
Dance Company of Midd Finds Inspiration in Ghana
An immersive study of dance history, language, and culture led to a J-Term performance back in Vermont.
Portraits: Minna Brown ’07, Director of the Middlebury Climate Action Program
Middlebury’s Sunday Night Environmental Group has turned 20. We catch up with alumni who made the group the force it has become.
Portraits: Phil Aroneanu ’06.5, Cofounder, 350.org; Chief Partnership and Strategy Officer, Climate United
Middlebury’s Sunday Night Environmental Group has turned 20. We catch up with alumni who made the group the force it has become.