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New England Review’s Summer Issue Captures the Before and After
The new edition includes work by 15 contemporary poets from the United Kingdom, selected by the award-winning poet Marilyn Hacker.
Faculty and Staff Team Wins Award for Experiential Learning Lifecycle
The National Association of Colleges and Employers honored the Middlebury group with a Technology Excellence Award.
Language Schools Begin Summer 2020 Session
More than 1,100 students from around the world will study in the 12 Language Schools, including the new School of Abenaki pilot program.
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Middlebury Celebrates Class of 2020, Names Honorary Degree Recipients
Retired NBA player Jason Collins and four others will receive honorary degrees at an in-person graduation ceremony sometime next year.
Phi Beta Kappa Elects 71 Students
Induction ceremony will be held at a future date in coordination with an in-person commencement.
Twelve Students and Recent Graduates Offered Fulbright Fellowships
The fellowships support international post-college research and English teaching assistantship programs.
Students Assist with Mayan Language Revitalization Project
Spanish and linguistics professor Brandon Baird brought four students to Guatemala last January to contribute to local efforts to promote the Mayan language K’iche’.
Middlebury Board of Trustees Reviews Fall Scenarios, Approves Nine for Tenure
Due to the pandemic, the board also deferred approval of the operating budget for fiscal year 2021, which begins on July 1, 2020.
Middlebury Sophomore Ming Harris-Weidner Wins Boren Scholarship
Presented by the Institute of International Education, the awards are designed to help students gain international and language education in areas of the world considered critical to U.S. interests.