Middlebury Magazine

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The Sky Runner

Hillary Gerardi ’09 is on top of the world.

By Sierra Crane Murdoch ’09.5
Photography by Terray Sylvester ‘05February 25, 2020

Blues Brother

By returning the St. Louis Blues to local ownership and then helping the storied NHL franchise capture its first Stanley Cup, Tom Stillman '74 is that rare professional sports owner a city has grown to love.

By Paul Rosenfeld ‘12
Illustration by Mark UlriksenFebruary 25, 2020

The State of Their Union

A podcaster and a history teacher—two best friends—sit down to chat. What emerges is a history lesson unlike any other.

By James Lynch ‘16
Illustrations by Barry BlittFebruary 17, 2020

The Story That Changed My Life

The prompt was simple; the exercise was anything but. Faculty, staff, students, and alumni tell us about the story that changed the course of their lives.

By Middlebury Magazine Staff
Illustrations by Carmen SegoviaNovember 8, 2019

The Voice of Reilly

Whether coaching basketball, announcing football games, leading an athletics program, or swapping stories, Russ Reilly had a way with words.

By Jim Collins
Illustration by Joe MorseNovember 8, 2019

The Disrupter

Award-winning chef and restaurateur Spike Gjerde ’85 seeks to subvert the American industrial food system.

By Dale Keiger
Photographs by Stephen VossNovember 8, 2019

Get the Lead Out

How a Bi Hall research project resulted in safer water in Addison County schools—with further expectations to do the same for all public schools in Vermont.

By Kim Asch
Illustration by Laura LiedoNovember 8, 2019

Natural Collection

How an assemblage of preserved insects in Bi Hall came to be. And how it has come to be used.

By Matt Jennings
Photography by Rosamond PurcellJuly 29, 2019

Who Was Arnold McKinney?

He may have been the most important hire in the College's history. Fifty years later, we remember his legacy.

By Karl Lindholm ‘67
Illustration by Barry FallsJuly 26, 2019