Three Students Awarded 2026 Projects for Peace Grants
Winners receive $10,000 to implement innovative, community-centered projects on pressing global issues.
Story List
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37 Minutes with Aubrianna Wilson ’23
A recent alumna is doing her part to create a world in which people with disabilities are seen—and celebrated.
Is the War in Iran a Sign of the Apocalypse?
In an essay for The Conversation, Shalom Goldman, the Pardon Tillinghast Professor Emeritus of Religion, says that some conservative Christians are interpreting the conflict through Biblical prophesies.
Dance Company of Midd Finds Inspiration in Ghana
An immersive study of dance history, language, and culture led to a J-Term performance back in Vermont.
Podcast Interview: Are Madagascar’s Marine Biodiversity Programs Working?
On the New Frontiers podcast Mez Baker-Médard discusses her new book Feminist Conservation: Politics and Power in Madagascar’s Marine Commons.
Ting Cui’s Unlikely Road to Cortina
by Ali Paquette
While injuries may have derailed her dream of competing in the Olympics, the elite figure skater, and recent February graduate, found a role at the Games with NBC.
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Study Abroad Photo Contest Winners
Every fall, students returning from studies around the globe share their photos with the campus community.
Pitch Perfect
Sarah Minahan ’14 finds success in the first professional woman’s rugby league in the U.S.
New Book by Febe Armanios Named a Finalist by Christianity Today
Satellite Ministries: The Rise of Christian Television in the Middle East (Oxford University Press, 2025) was among four finalists in the “Missions and the Global Church” category.