Slide Show: Student Researchers Present their Work at the Summer Symposium
More than 140 undergraduates participated in research on campus this summer, culminating in the annual summer symposium at McCardell Bicentennial Hall.
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Undamming Hope
Dam removals offer an opportunity for ecological reconnection. And a wild education.
Middlebury Wraps For Every Future Campaign Early, Surpassing Goal
The successful campaign will support increased financial aid, additional faculty, a new art museum, first-generation scholarships, data initiatives, and climate leadership, among other things.
Alexis Mychajliw Receives National Science Foundation's CAREER Award
One of NSF’s most prestigious awards, the grant will support research on the biodiversity of islands in the Gulf of Maine.
PFAS in ski wax: Despite bans, these forever chemicals linger in wax rooms
Kathryn Crawford, assistant professor of environmental health, explains the ongoing risks of ‘forever chemicals’ in The Conversation.
Art and Science
A course led by biology professor Erin Eggleston explored creative ways to communicate the nature of microbes and related issues of social equity.
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24-Hour DataFest Stretched Students’ Analytical and Creative Thinking Skills
Nearly 150 students working in 32 teams embraced the annual challenge to find and share meaning from a large, complex dataset.
“If You See Fungus, We Want It!”
Members of the MiddMyco Club explored a stretch of the Trail Around Middlebury, bagging samples for a statewide fungi database.
Lucas Nerbonne ’25.5 Awarded a Thomas J. Watson Fellowship
The earth and climates sciences major will travel to Scotland, India, Peru, and Norway during his year of independent study.