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Leading mezzo-soprano performs January 16 at Center for the Arts
Program by Bernarda Fink and pianist Anthony Spiri will feature works by Schubert and Dvorák
Men's hockey team hosts Holiday Classic at Kenyon Arena January 3 and 4
On Sunday, Middlebury meets St. Anselm in consolation game at 1 p.m., and New England College plays Curry in championship at 4 p.m.
Middlebury's executive vice president earns distinguished service award
F. Robert Huth Jr. is honored by Eastern Association of College and University Business Officers
Award-winning cellist returns to Middlebury for January 10 perfomance
Sophie Shao returns to Middlebury to perform quartets by Brahms and Mozart at Concert for the Arts
Kidnapping negotiator, a Middlebury alumnus, abducted in Mexico
Felix Batista, class of 1977 at Middlebury, was kidnapped December 10
Middlebury offers students a change of pace during month-long winter term
The philosophy of clay, the academics of coaching, and everyday magic are just a few of the things students are delving into this January
Trustees approve promotions for four Middlebury faculty members
Jason Arndt, Louisa Burnham, Jessica Holmes, and Christian Keathley will become associate professors on July 1, 2009
Knowledge Without Boundaries: A progress report on the College's strategic plan
New ways to support creativity and innovation are among the highlights
In the NY Times: Vermont town turns to College in bid to guide change
Article focuses on John Elder’s course, ‘Portrait of a Town,’ in which students collaborate with townspeople in long-range town planning