Theo Padnos ’91 spent nearly two years captive in an al-Qaeda prison in Syria. It was Vermont that saved him….Continue Reading The Prisoner
The Prisoner
- Author By Middlebury Magazine
- Publication date January 30, 2017
- Categories: Midd Blogosphere
Theo Padnos ’91 spent nearly two years captive in an al-Qaeda prison in Syria. It was Vermont that saved him….Continue Reading The Prisoner
A pilot project conceived and led by Bread Loaf alumni seeks to alter our understanding of secondary education….Continue Reading Disruption in the Classroom
A portrait of a beloved emeritus professor…Continue Reading John Elder Turns the Page
Middlebury’s 17th president reflects on the challenges of her job, the evolution of higher education and liberal learning, and what a future Middlebury may look like….Continue Reading In Conversation with President Laurie L. Patton
Exploring an issue that bedevils our populace….Continue Reading Why Do Americans Distrust Science?
The revival of a 200-year-old speech competition gets prime-time trappings.
And it just might change the curriculum….Continue Reading Orational Thought
How Paula Routly ’82 and her band of journalists have flourished in a field where so many others have floundered….Continue Reading The Secret to the Success of Seven Days