In Memoriam: Betty Ashbury Jones, MA French ’86
The former trustee was a fervent supporter of language education and is the namesake of Middlebury’s Betty Ashbury Jones MA ’86 School of French.
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In Memoriam: Betty Ashbury Jones MA French ’86
The former trustee was a fervent supporter of language education, and is the namesake of Middlebury’s Betty Ashbury Jones MA ’86 School of French.
Middlebury Language Schools Award 102 Graduate Degrees at Commencement Ceremony
Speaker and immigrant rights lawyer Brian O’Dwyer MA Spanish ’67 spoke on the power of language learning to bridge divides in an increasingly splintered world.
Domestic Terrorism Is Fueled by Paranoid Delusions. Here’s How We Fight Them.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Middlebury Institute, Jason Blazakis
Biology Professor Examines Toxic Blooms on Lake Champlain and Other Vermont Waters
Professor Erin Eggleston and her undergraduate research assistants spent the summer conducting research on how cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) form toxic blooms, and the role viruses might play.
Bread Loaf School of English Celebrates Commencement on Three Campuses
The School of English conferred 74 Master of Arts and five Master of Letters degrees.
Yoko Ogawa Conjures Spirits in Hiding: ‘I Just Peeked into Their World and Took Notes’
New York Times, Stephen Snyder
A Tick Detective Wants to Understand What Drives Tick Abundance
Professor David Allen describes his sometimes-squeamish research in a Q & A for The Conversation.
Sculpture Subject Was First Black College President
Rutland Herald, Martin Freeman, Class of 1849