Few people, if any, have had a greater impact on Middlebury athletics than this former football captain, men’s lacrosse coach, and retiring director of athletics.
Dam removals offer an opportunity for ecological reconnection. And a wild education.
I haven’t always wanted to go. Now I do.
How a photographer channels the 19th century to interpret the 21st.
In a world riven with division and disconnection, a Vermont poet and farmer searches for the ties that bind.
A student art market radiates joy, come rain or shine.
American folk song traditions get a special spotlight in a Vermont Symphony Orchestra performance and archival display.
The Museum of Art displays a 17th-century catalog of European paintings.
In a darkened room on campus, an immersive “listening experience” takes the audience on a journey of sounds.
An ailing artwork from the early 20th century—recently donated to the College—took on new life when the Middlebury Makerspace used 3D printing to recreate heads and body parts that had gone missing over the years.
