A Big Beautiful Idea Comes to Life
A student who loves murals. A giant white wall. It was a match made in heaven.

A Classic Journey
Fall Family Weekend marked the seventh year that the Classics Department staged a marathon reading of a classical text.

A Day of Díaz
It’s not often a bunch of students get to hang out and talk with an award-winning rising literary star whose book they’ve just read.

A Green Tour of Campus
A new interactive map adds facts and faces to some of the college's great sustainability projects.

A Voice Heard ’Round the World
When Abigail Borah ’13 spoke out at the U.N. Climate Conference, the moderator told her no one was listening. But the world media was.

A Wedding in Haiti (Audio)
Listen to Julia Alvarez '71 read from her latest book A Wedding in Haiti.

Academe: Science on the Brain
Find out what Obama's recently announced Brain Initiative means to some students and faculty.

Actors Among Scholars
Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf? Hopefully no one after they've heard a dramatic reading by the professional actors at the Bread Loaf School of English.

After 36 Years Coaching, Terry Aldrich Goes Out On Top
Middlebury's incredibly successful 3-sport coach stopped by MiddMag for a quick interview before heading into retirement.

All Are Welcome
In 225 years, the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut has never elected a bishop from outside the diocese. Until they met Ian Douglas '80.

Arsenic and Old Rocks
Student researchers showcase big ideas at the 2010 Spring Symposium.

At The Movies
MiddMag recently caught up with screenwriter Antonio Macia ’00 to chat about his film Holy Rollers, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.

Back to the Books at Bread Loaf
Alums enjoy a brief return to the classroom each August. Here are sights and sounds.

Bark Break
It's exam week and a pack of furry stress busters are here to help.

Behind the Scenes: A Window into History
Rare books, television scripts, the Hemingway Family Archive—an inside look at Middlebury's Special Collections.

Behind the Scenes: What’s Next for Your Computer
Middlebury College owns nearly 3,000 computers. But what happens to them when their days are done?

Behind-The-Scenes: The Writing of “School Building”
Xander Manshel talks to Tal Birdsey about the spring 2010 story "School Building."

Bittersweet End of the Line for Bread Loaf’s Streetcar
Midd Mag's Bread Loaf student-on-the-scene Sherry Brown reflects on the end of her summer studies after seeing the final performance of "A Streetcar Named Desire."

Brain Matters
Into a physiological psychology laboratory. Today's assignment? Brain dissection.

Brainpower in Action: 2013 Spring Student Symposium
More than 350 students shared the culmination of their research at the seventh annual Spring Student Symposium.

Bridging the Gap
A German exchange student takes the closing of the Crown Point Bridge personally

Bringing the Streetcar to Life
In this second installment from MiddMag’s Bread Loaf student-on-the-scene Sherry Brown, she shares her thoughts and observations after attending rehearsals for A Streetcar Named Desire.

Can’t Leave Home Without It
What are first-year students bringing with them to campus these days?

Capturing Creativity
An interview with film director Erik Greenberg Anjou ’83 on his documentary film, ”The Klezmatics.”

Catching a Streetcar at Bread Loaf
What’s it like to read a Pulitzer Prize-winning play, study it with a legendary drama professor and then see it performed by Equity actors—all in six weeks?