We’re excited to announce a special extended application deadline this year to help celebrate the Centennial! Applications will be accepted December 1 through March 15. With a distinguished literary ...

With deep sorrow, I write to share that in a press release issued last night, the Vermont State Police have now confirmed the identity of the person found near campus on Thursday as Lia Smith. They ...

As AI possibly reshapes our world—from the classroom to the workplace, from creative expression to scientific discovery—we find ourselves at a pivotal moment that demands both critical examination and ...

Middlebury President Ian B. Baucom sent a video address and the following message to the Middlebury community on Thursday, August 28. Dear Faculty, Staff, and Students, I write today with difficult ...

The Department of Music invites applicants for a full-time tenure-track position in music theory beginning fall 2026. The successful candidate will demonstrate expertise in music theory and a ...

Middlebury raised more than $102 million in gifts and pledges in fiscal year 2025, marking one of the strongest fundraising years in its history. Alumni and parent engagement was equally robust, with ...

Baucom joined Middlebury in 2025, after serving as executive vice president and provost and the Robert C. Taylor Professor of English at the University of Virginia. A widely regarded leader in higher ...

The professional and student staff of the Office of Residential Life build community in our residence halls, respond to crisis around the clock and 365 days a year, and manage all housing systems.

“The Achille Lauro hijacking was one of the big events in the history of terrorism,” said Blazakis, professor of the practice of terrorism studies and executive director of the Center on Terrorism, ...

Sam Lair (center) first joined the New Tools Team as a student and is now on staff at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies. (Credit: Stian Lothe ) For Sam Lair, making intelligence ...

For interpreters, there are few international events with the sheer sizzle and scale of the Olympic games. So it’s no surprise that many of the Institute’s translation and interpretation faculty and ...

Middlebury Institute graduates discuss where they are working today, how the Institute helped them get there, and what advice they’d give to current and future MIIS students. My name is Flynn Pollard, ...