Middlebury Pauses School of Abenaki
The two-week summer program, which began in 2020, will pause to assess how best to support Indigenous language learning.
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Vermont Secretary of State Hopes to Learn from Students’ Research on Civics Education
Secretary Sarah Copeland Hanzas dropped by a political science class on a recent Friday afternoon for a conversation with students.
New Book Explores Russia’s War in Ukraine and Efforts to Reshape the Global Order
Hanna Notte of Middlebury’s Center for Nonproliferation Studies, sheds light on how the war has reshaped Russia’s foreign policy and international relationships.
Discover Middlebury Welcomes 50 High School Seniors To Campus
Discover Middlebury welcomed 50 high school seniors from 13 states for a three-day, all-expenses-paid campus visit offering an exclusive glimpse into student and academic life.
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Photo Gallery: Homecoming Highlights
Homecoming 2026 brought alumni, friends, and families to Middlebury for a weekend of Panther pride, fall traditions, and time together on campus.
New Book by Christopher Star Explores Ancient Ideas About Apocalypse and What They Can Teach Us Today
Translations of ancient texts of how philosophers thought about catastrophe, resilience, and rebuilding offer insight into navigating current crises.
Middlebury Center for Nonproliferation Studies Opens Vermont Office
The South Street house expands CNS’s presence alongside existing locations in Monterey, Washington, DC, and Vienna.
Middlebury Dedicates Portuguese House in Honor of M. Brooks Michel ’55
The late alum was fluent in four languages and spent decades working around the world as a simultaneous interpreter.
Clifford Symposium Explores Academic Freedom and Free Expression
Students, faculty, and college leaders examined the role of open dialogue and intellectual disagreement in a liberal arts education.