In a posh resort town where private jets zip in and out, Matthew Hamilton ’95 has an answer for all the skeptics out there….Continue Reading Can a Place Like Aspen Go Green?
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What It Means to Be Kelly Brush
A decade removed from a ski-racing accident that left her paralyzed, a young woman navigates a new course….Continue Reading What It Means to Be Kelly Brush
The Life and Times of Rick Hodes
The worlds of medicine and faith converge in Ethiopia….Continue Reading The Life and Times of Rick Hodes
We Cannot Afford to Walk Away
A meditation on race, equality, and humanity…Continue Reading We Cannot Afford to Walk Away
A Tale of Two Writers
Jay Parini has never shied away from literary challenges—novels about
Melville and Tolstoy, definitive biographies of Frost, Steinbeck, and Faulkner. He even wrote a biography of Jesus.
But capturing the life of Gore Vidal would be different. Because Parini is part of the story. …Continue Reading A Tale of Two Writers
Cover Essay: Waiting in the Wings
Middlebury’s ornithological teaching collection is not only beautiful—it was nearly consigned to the dustbin of history….Continue Reading Cover Essay: Waiting in the Wings
The Art of Birds
In his natural history courses, Professor Stephen Trombulak has been using a 19th-century ornithological collection ever since he discovered the treasure buried in the far reaches of an overcrowded College storage room.
And that’s just the beginning of this fascinating tale….Continue Reading The Art of Birds