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Presidential Address: Ron Liebowitz reports on progress, plans and a vision for the future

Creativity and optimism were the prevailing themes in a special address given Friday, February 12, by President Ron Liebowitz. The talk before a packed house at Mead Chapel reviewed the milestones that have taken place over the past 18 months to meet financial challenges brought on by the recession. Liebowitz expressed confidence and gratitude toward the faculty and staff as he mapped out a vision for the college’s future sustainability.

Student Wins Gates-Cambridge Fellowship for Genetics Study

Middlebury biology professor Jeremy Ward predicts that Sky Feuer ‘10 will soon be one of the leaders in her field of biology research. Her recently awarded Gates-Cambridge scholarship for a one-year master’s degree at Cambridge should help her on that quest.

Author and 1999 graduate Stephanie Saldaña to discuss new book Feb. 22

The Bread of Angels chronicles her emotional year in Damascus

Middlebury Ranked Third in Peace Corps Top Colleges List

The Peace Corps has announced that Middlebury retained its number three ranking among small colleges in the number of volunteeers the college produces.

Shirley M. Ramirez to return to Middlebury College as dean of the college and chief diversity officer

Ramirez will further efforts to create diverse student academic and residential experience

Second Middlebury skier selected to join U.S. team at 2010 Winter Olympics

Simi Hamilton, Class of 2009, joins Garrott Kuzzy ‘06 in representing the U.S. at the Olympic Games in Vancouver

Star cellist Sophie Shao returns to play Schumann and more on February 13

Former Panther cross country skier named to U.S Olympic team

Garrott Kuzzy, Class of 2006, will become fourth Middlebury athlete to compete in cross country at the Olympics

Update on College's response to tragedy in Haiti; how you can help

Events coming up include panel discussion, ‘Haiti Beyond the Headlines,’ on January 26 at 4:30 p.m. in Dana Auditorium