Seeing Stars
Every visitor to the Observatory Open House gets a good look into deep space. Here's how it happens.
Featured Dispatch
Notes from the Mountain: a Summer Series (#2)
Guest writer and Bread Loaf senior Diana Ling reports from the mountain campus. This week, she writes about students of color on campus.
Rails Across America, Part 2
The second installment in a series of Dispatches chronicling Ryan Kim's journey by rail to small towns across America.
Notes from the Mountain: a Summer Series
Guest writer and Bread Loaf student Diana Ling reports from the mountain campus. This week, meet a two-time game show contestant and scholar.
Rails Across America, Part 1
The first in a series of summer filings by our correspondent as he makes his way across the country, riding the rails.
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Here They Come!
Meet the newest batch of Bread Loaf School of English students and hear what director Emily Bartels has to say about the summer.
Around the World in 10 Events
Don’t miss your chance to travel abroad without leaving town!
Emotional Ties
The past and present meld into something memorable for alumni attending Reunion 2012.
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Professor Pundits: Watching Wisconsin
Does Wisconsin's recall election matter in the presidential race? And why didn't President Obama jump into the fray? The Professor Pundits fill us in.
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Tell Us One Thing: Advice from the Class of ’12
What words of advice did the class of 2012 have for incoming first-years? Find out in our newest "Tell Us One Thing" video.
Record Number of Fulbrights for Class of ’12
Eight Middlebury students have been awarded Fulbright fellowships for an additional year of international study.
Stuff for Sale
A group of enterprising seniors stake out a Senior Yard Sale on the patio outside Atwater.
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Professor Pundits: Base Hit
Romney's base is coming to life, and what will Obama's same-sex marriage pronouncement mean in the election?
Diplomacy and the Arab Spring
In discussing the Arab world, two ambassadors—one retired and the other newly appointed—are a study in contrast.
Things That Happened, Things To Do: Week of April 23
Our regular recap of goings on at the College and a look ahead to events on the horizon.
Things That Happened, Things To Do, Week of April 16
Our regular recap of goings on at the College and a look ahead to events on the horizon.
Greater Exposure for Koch Brothers Exposed
Bill McKibben and political science professor Bert Johnson added insights to a showing of a new film about the influential industrialists.
Making It Their Own
A spring term theatre course did more than just read from the script.
Love of the Game
Big time intercollegiate athletics is a uniquely American phenomenon. In the DK Smith Economics Lecture, a Duke economist put the issue under a microscope.
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Professor Pundits: Why GDP is Catnip for Political Scientists
This month's GDP report could be a key factor in the general election.
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Trivial Matters
Trying to pick Idi Amin out of a photo lineup while taking down some Buffalo wings. It must be trivia night at Middlebury.
Things That Happened, Things to Do: Week of 3/26
Our regular recap of goings on at the College and a look ahead to events on the horizon
The Language of Gender Violence
The use of terms like "battered woman" and "accuser" have absolved men from taking responsibility for their actions, says educator Jackson Katz.
Tractor of the Future?
One winter term class took students from the classroom to the machinery shop to work on a tractor engine.
Track and Field on the Upswing
The relaxed atmosphere at track practice belies the fact that eight runners are headed to the NCAAs this weekend.
