Middlebury College
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Mindset could make Midd men’s soccer season
The Panthers finished the 2025 season 10-6-2, a record that did not align with their ambitions last year.
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Eastview in Middlebury extends joyspan for residents and employees alike
Meadow Sweet is the assisted living neighborhood, providing different kinds of support with the activities of daily living.
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New group using tennis to serve people with autism
Organizers’ goal is to lower barriers and create a neurodiverse community.
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Middlebury’s Mike Roy shares legislative priorities
Roy will spend the upcoming biennium shaping statewide health and environmental policy as a member of the Vermont Legislature.
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College rewilding program remains in indefinite trial phase
Though intended to expand after a two year pilot phase, Rewilding Middlebury is over three years old, with no growth in sight.
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Panthers perform nationally, internationally
One Middlebury College athlete competed at an international tournament last week, and two were honored for being the best D-III athletes in their sports earlier this week.
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College caps successful fundraising campaign two years early
College officials said Middlebury College raised over $105 million in gifts and pledges in fiscal year 2026, which helped the institution surpass its goal for the campaign early.
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College investigating antisemitic incidents on campus
In one case, a School of Hebrew student was approached by two unidentified men who shouted an antisemitic phrase.
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Pair of Panthers up for national women’s sports award
Cross country runner Audrey MacLean and women’s lacrosse player Caroline Adams were recognized as the top D-III athletes in their respective sports.
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Free public phone pitched for downtown Middlebury
Middlebury is poised to install a free payphone downtown.
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Middlebury’s Munster competes at U23 rowing Worlds
The rising senior was due to compete in the men’s single sculls at the end of the week.
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Retiring College Athletic Director Quinn built a winning culture
Middlebury College alumnus Erin Quinn retired, and Middlebury-native Todd Phelps took the reins on July 1.
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Middlebury native Todd Phelps continues local legacy as new Panther Athletic Director
Phelps, who took over on July 1, is a Middlebury native.
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41st Middlebury College Carillon Concert Series begins, July 24
Bring your picnic dinner to the Middlebury College Mead Chapel lawns and listen to carillon performances every Friday evening for free.
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Middlebury College launches AI initiatives, including faculty mini-grants
Middlebury College faculty are embracing the exploration of AI, including examining where it falls short.
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MNFF12 to boast luminaries, 120 films
The 12th Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival features 120 films and some exciting names.