Over the summer, Homestead, The Mill, Jewitt, and Weybridge House had security cameras and ID card access installed. The campuswide initiative to install cameras will eventually extend to academic ...
In mid-September, various staff members in the Office of Advancement, which oversees fundraising and alumni relations, ...
While there is no standardized sex education curriculum in the U.S., there are sources on the internet that allow those who ...
Artificial Intelligence (AI), specifically generative AI, has become interwoven into the fabrics of our society, embedding ...
The following is the letter from staff members that was included alongside the AAUP’s letter and supporting materials sent to the administration on Oct. 7. The piece has been lightly edited in ...
This letter was originally sent to Ian Baucom and the Senior Leadership Group on Oct. 7, 2026 in response to the closure of DLINQ (Office of Digital Learning and Inquiry). The administration replied ...
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, a small group of Middlebury alumni bought the Middlebury Inn from Mike Dopp, managing member of Court House Square LLC. The new owners — in cooperation with management partner ...
On Oct. 3, Migrant Justice celebrated the nine-year anniversary of Ben & Jerry’s joining the Milk with Dignity (MwD) Program through a picket at the South Burlington Hannaford on Shelburne Road.
On Tuesday, Sept. 29, Stuart Weitzman, founder of the high-end shoe brand Stuart Weitzman, came to speak with the Middlebury community. Weitzman’s visit, organized by Clover Fashion Magazine, gave ...
On Sept. 19, Middlebury residents and community leaders gathered at Town Hall Theater for a conversation surrounding the key issues shaping Vermont and the United States prior to the upcoming midterm ...
On April 4, 2005 former Middlebury College President Ronald Liebowitz called to order a monthly faculty board meeting focused on buying the Monterey Institute of International Studies in California.
On Sept. 23, college President Ian Baucom announced that starting with the upcoming first year class of 2031, Middlebury College will be tuition-free for students with family incomes up to $175,000.
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