
Silo Transformation
A common sight in the Vermont countryside becomes a public art display on the Middlebury campus.
Photo by EJ BartlettNovember 10, 2023
A common sight in the Vermont countryside becomes a public art display on the Middlebury campus.
From an early age, Elsa Alvarado ’18 knew she wanted to be in politics. Her perseverance led her to a leadership role at the Pentagon and a political path forward.
Middlebury's Ferenc Dalnoki-Veress thinks that's a terrible idea.
A summertime staple becomes a first-of-its-kind teaching tool.
Toward the end of the academic year, a group of Midd students turned Battell Beach into a setting that more closely resembled a Scottish moor.
How can one's digital experiences be interpreted through performance art? Choreographer Maia Sauer ’22 and a troupe of recent Midd grads attempt to find out.
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.
What happens when your identity is stolen—not by another person but by your own body?