A Governor Reflects on Four Decades of Public Service
Former Vermont Governor Jim Douglas ’72 spoke with students, faculty, and staff about his new memoir, The Vermont Way, in the Abernethy Room at the Axinn Center.
News Archive
Middlebury College Offers 1,768 Students Acceptance to the Class of 2019
The number of applicants is the second largest in the College’s history.
Faculty Discuss the Job Market for Humanities Majors
Employers are looking for grads who can think clearly, communicate effectively, and solve complex problems, irrespective of major – according to one recent study.
Julia Alvarez ’71 to Deliver Middlebury College Commencement Address
Acclaimed author and four others will receive honorary degrees during graduation ceremony on May 24.
Kate Livesay ’03 to Lead Women's Lacrosse Program
The former standout Panther will take over from her former coach and mentor Missy Foote, who retires later this year after 35 seasons.
Nile Project to Perform at Middlebury [Video]
The musical collaborative of East African artists features performers from the 11 countries of the Nile River Basin.
VideoCommunity Gathers to Remember Professor Robert Prasch
Faculty, staff, students, friends, and family gathered at Mead Chapel to celebrate the life of a much beloved professor of economics.
Middlebury Runner Wins National Title
Alison Maxwell ’15 sprinted to the finish line ahead of the field to claim the national championship in the women’s mile.
A New Provost for Middlebury
As Middlebury’s chief academic officer, Susan Baldridge is working to build connections across the institution.
Laptops in the Classroom? Opinions Diverge
A roundtable of Middlebury faculty, students, and staff wrestled with the issue of undergraduates using their laptop computers in class.