MIDDLEBURY — The fourth-seeded Middlebury College women’s basketball pulled away from visiting No. 5 Amherst in the fourth quarter of Saturday’s NESCAC quarterfinal to prevail, 59-48. The Panthers thus advanced to this coming weekend’s NESCAC final four at top-seeded Bowdoin. Middlebury (17-8) will take on Bowdoin, at 23-2 the No. 11 team in NCAA Division III, at 2 p.m. Saturday. Second seed Trinity (18-6) and third seed Bates (21-4) will square off at 4:30 p.m. Saturday’s winners will meet on Sunday at no … (read more)
Mike Leonard and Scott Langerman are friends — friends and colleagues. Together, they offered a Winter Term course at Middlebury College this January, “Sports and Society: How Sports Transcend Their Sidelines.”
In an AAUW talk titled “Embracing Solitude for Psychological Well Being” at Ilsley Library on Tuesday, Middlebury College Prof. Gina Thomas at diverse reactions that the prospect of being alone elicits.
The Middlebury College basketball, seeded No. 4, figured out No. 5 seen Amherst in the second half of Saturday’s game.
In Middlebury College athletics over the weekend, women’s hockey nailed down at least the second seed for the upcoming NESCAC tournament, the ski team got a boost from a local Nordic athlete in taking fourth at the Dartmouth Carnival, women’s basketball w … (read more)
Middlebury College students, alumni, faculty, staff, and guest artists will come together on Saturday, Feb. 17 to present “United for Ukraine,” a benefit showcase of Ukrainian resilience through art.
“I’m Professor Van Winkle — you can call me ‘Rip.’” That’s how I introduced myself this fall on Sept. 9 at 9 a.m. to 16 fresh-faced Middlebury College first-year students.
In recent Middlebury College action, both basketball teams split weekend games, but remained in the hunt for top-four NESCAC playoff seeds; the men’s hockey team edged closer to a playoff berth; the women’s hockey team dropped two road games and a non-lea … (read more)
Bill Vitek and Doyle Dean know that talking about the climate crisis, social injustice and other pressing issues facing the world today can be challenging.
In recent Middlebury College sports action, the women’s hockey and basketball teams each won twice and remained near the top of the NESCAC standings, while men’s hockey and basketball each picked up one victory.
From serene hiking trails to historic downtown centers, Addison County is filled with numerous natural and cultural destinations waiting to be explored.
The renowned author will bring her award-winning work and perspectives to Middlebury College in a special reading and Q&A, followed by a book signing.
Come see Middlebury College Special Collections’s new exhibition of photographs by alumna Bee Ottinger, and hear Ottinger and fellow alumna Karla Baehr talk on Friday, Jan. 26, at 1 p.m.
This exhibit consists of 50 works of mixed-media collage, assemblage on wood panels, and sculpture that reimagine safe destinations for the Black American traveler during the mid-20th century.
The dancers of Middlebury College class DANC1017 will present “Introduction to Butoh” — led by professor Messi Chavez.
