Students Cook for Students at First-Ever Midd Feast Week
In a new tradition, organized by student Christine McDow ’21, more than 100 students who stayed on campus during the Thanksgiving break dined together on delicous home-cooked meals.
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Temie Giwa-Tubosun MPA '10 Awarded Inaugural Africa Netpreneur Prize
The founder and CEO of LifeBank competed againist more than 10,000 entrepreneurs from 50 African countries to win for her innovative work delivering lifesaving medical products to hospitals in Nigeria.
NATO Conference Is Canceled After U.S. Ambassador Barred a Trump Critic
New York Times, Visiting Scholar Stanley Sloan
Conference Expands Opportunities for Women of Color Organizers
Rana Abdelhamid ’15 led the first-ever Malikah Women of Color Organizing Institute, a 4-day conference that focused on expanding ways to build safety and power for women.
VideoBernie Sanders’s Vermont Is Also Home to a Hardy Band of Trump Supporters
Burlington Free Press, Bertram Johnson, professor of political science
Students Capture Images of the World in Study Abroad Photo Contest
Students submitted more than 200 photos from their travels for the annual photo contest. The winner? A photo of a young skateboarder mustering the courage to ride a steep ramp in Amman, Jordan. Photo by Shams Mohajerani ’20.
Middlebury Adopts New Policy on Open Expression
Available in the Middlebury Handbook, the policy includes links to updated demonstration regulations, FAQs, and a new page of open expression resources.
Student Joins Oratory Now and Goes on to Become a Professional Coach
Kate Hilscher ’20.5 says that the best part about Oratory Now is that if you have an idea for a program that doesn’t already exist, you can typically create it.
Chew on This: Farmers Are Using Food Waste to Make Electricity
Weekend Edition/NPR, Middlebury renewable natural gas project