Panel at Rohatyn Center Analyzes the Refugee Crisis in Europe
Some European countries treat asylum seekers “like hot potatoes,” a former United Nations official said.
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Recent Graduate Is Both Scientist and Entrepreneur
Bobby Levine ‘08 has stayed true to his passion of finding solutions to the harmful effects of climate change.
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Gore Vidal Is the Subject of a New Biography by Jay Parini
Middlebury Magazine tells the story of how Parini came to write his latest book about one of the most visible American novelists and cultural figures of the past century.
The King’s Singers: Sensational Six-Part Harmony
The renowned British a cappella sextet performs sacred music and vocal “postcards” from around the world on November 17 at Mead Chapel.
Harvard Historian To Speak on "The Rei(g)n of Marriage," November 12
Nancy Cott, an expert on gender, law, and social movements, will deliver the annual Charles S. Grant Memorial Lecture.
Baishakhi Taylor Joins Middlebury as New Dean of Students
Developing a seamless connection between academic and student life is one of Taylor’s priorities.
In Memoriam: Patricia Rene Peters
Dining Services worker is remembered for her quick wit.
Hart, Morse Explore Alternative Forms of Historical Scholarship
Taking an unconventional approach, Hart and his students curated an art show while Morse and her class created an online exhibit.
Nobel Peace Prize "Romanticizes" What Really Happened in Tunisia
A former member of Tunisia’s legislature said her country’s citizens are skeptical about the prize awarded to the National Dialogue Quartet.
Students Nurture Young Entrepreneurs, Storytelling with Summer Grants
Projects included a summer camp that encouraged design thinking in Pakistan and a bus that traveled across the U.S. to inspire urban youth to pursue their passions.