First-Year Students Welcomed at Convocation [video]
Middlebury’s 587 first-year students learned about the College’s cherished history and traditions at the 215th convocation.
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Symposium Will Examine Global Economic Turbulence
The third annual International Politics and Economics Symposium will gather scholars for a series of discussions on September 12.
New England Review's New Issue Offers Poetry, Stories, and More
Included are new works by veteran authors, among them Peter Cooley, Stephen Dixon, Debora Greger, Bob Hicok, and Carl Phillips.
Alumni Return to Middlebury Classrooms
This year’s Alumni College offered topics ranging from the mountain geology of the Northeast to the foods and “foodways” of Italy.
College Installs Cor-ten Steel Sculpture
The latest addition to the College’s public art collection is a large cor-ten steel sculpture by alumnus J. Pindyck Miller ’60.
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Middlebury Welcomes Class of 2018
On a warm, sunny Labor Day 587 first-year students moved into their residence halls to begin Middlebury orientation.
Memorial Planned for Squash Coach John Illig
The College will host a memorial service on Sunday, Sept. 14 at 3 p.m. in Kirk Alumni Center, followed immediately by a reception at the Squash Center.
Students Lend Expertise to Help Preserve a Piece of Town History
Two art history majors conducted an inventory of art and objects at Middlebury’s historic Community House.
New Book Gives Voice to Tolstoy's Wife
Professor Emeritus Michael R. Katz has translated into English two previously unpublished novellas written by Sophia Tolstoy.
Journalist Freed from Qaeda Affiliate is Middlebury Alumnus
Held for nearly two years by an Al Qaeda affiliate in Syria, Peter Theo Curtis ’91 was released unexpectedly.