The Repatriation
The Leopard Head Hip Ornament returns to Africa.
Courtesy Middlebury Museum of ArtFebruary 16, 2023
The Leopard Head Hip Ornament returns to Africa.
Two professors and an alum have embarked on a journey to take a screenplay from its creation to the end product of a full-length feature film.
For one evening in December, Atwater dining hall hosted a student-dining experience unlike any other.
An Update on Our Conflict Transformation Initiative
A book detailing the history of U.S. Olympic women cross-country skiers brings to light the decades of grit and determination it took to finally bring home a gold medal.
What happens when your identity is stolen—not by another person but by your own body?
For more than a quarter century, Stephen Trombulak— now an emeritus professor of biology and environmental studies—guided students in avian research on a parcel of College land hard by Otter Creek. This preserved area now bears his name.
In a critically acclaimed work of nonfiction, Abe Streep '04 introduces readers to the Arlee Warriors, a high school basketball team on a Native American reservation in Montana, where life's challenges are abundant.
Catching up with a young filmmaker who is rapidly making a name for himself at Vice.
He saves lives. He brought the Internet to Middlebury. He has a degree in astrophysics. And he loves to fish. Yes, this is a true story.