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The women’s lacrosse team won the national title earlier this year, making it the 50th NCAA team championship for Middle...
08/26/2026

The women’s lacrosse team won the national title earlier this year, making it the 50th NCAA team championship for Middlebury Athletics. To mark the milestone, Athletics looked back on all 50 wins since the women’s skiing team kicked off the streak in 1979. Read More: https://bit.ly/4gsw7EZ

In honor of her 92nd birthday, D’yan Forest ’56 did what any reasonable comedian would—she celebrated with a show at Joe...
08/25/2026

In honor of her 92nd birthday, D’yan Forest ’56 did what any reasonable comedian would—she celebrated with a show at Joe’s Pub in New York City. Titled “D’yan in Paris: The Wild 1960s,” the show included material from Forest’s memorable decade abroad. What’s next for the Guinness World Record–holding comedian? Only time will tell. Read More: https://bit.ly/4glwj8D

Entrepreneurship, Vermont Style 🍁Last week, Middlebury alumni gathered at Hula in Burlington to hear from local founders...
08/06/2026

Entrepreneurship, Vermont Style 🍁

Last week, Middlebury alumni gathered at Hula in Burlington to hear from local founders of Vermont companies. The panel featured Sarah McGowen Audet ’08, Sabra Davison Connell ’07, Jack Crivici-Kramer ’10, and David Dolginow ’09 with Mikaela Lefrak ’10 in the moderator seat.

Hosted by Hannah Burnett ’10, the event brought together alumni, families, and friends to celebrate Midd kid ingenuity!

Grammy and Tony Award winner Anaïs Mitchell ’04 is headlining the opening night of this year’s Middlebury New Filmmakers...
08/04/2026

Grammy and Tony Award winner Anaïs Mitchell ’04 is headlining the opening night of this year’s Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival, which will feature Hadestown: The Musical. The festival showcases first- and second-time filmmakers and has a new managing producer: Andy Mitchell ’96. Learn More: https://bit.ly/4yqCGjs

Anoush Baghdassarian, a licensed attorney and cofounder of the Rerooted Archive, is the winner of the 2026 Projects for ...
08/04/2026

Anoush Baghdassarian, a licensed attorney and cofounder of the Rerooted Archive, is the winner of the 2026 Projects for Peace Alumni Award. Baghdassarian will use the $50,000 award to advance her ongoing work preserving Armenian stories and supporting justice efforts for Armenian communities facing displacement, violence, and erasure. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4yr5Ley

The Middlebury Language Schools have kicked off their 112th summer, welcoming more than 1,400 students from 48 states an...
08/02/2026

The Middlebury Language Schools have kicked off their 112th summer, welcoming more than 1,400 students from 48 states and 76 countries. The average age of this year’s cohort is 31, and students come from a range of backgrounds, including two sisters in the School of Spanish who are military veterans, and a journalist and Russian school alumna who is learning Portuguese as her work shifts to South America. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3T4ORCh

Adrian Benepe ’78, once a city parks commissioner, is taking on the role of running just one: the Fort Tryon Park Conser...
08/01/2026

Adrian Benepe ’78, once a city parks commissioner, is taking on the role of running just one: the Fort Tryon Park Conservancy in Upper Manhattan. The 67-acre park initially came to Benepe’s attention back in the 1990s through an unexpected source: Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the well-known s*x therapist and talk show host. Read more: https://nyti.ms/4bxyPqT

Political science professor Matt Dickinson was one of the contributors to the New Republic’s series of best and worst fi...
07/31/2026

Political science professor Matt Dickinson was one of the contributors to the New Republic’s series of best and worst figures or moments in America’s 250-year history. On a more tactile level, Diane Mott ’57 was featured by Seven Days for her volunteer work repairing worn American flags. Finally, Lemuel Haynes, a minuteman and the first Black ordained minister in the colonies, has been honored with a commemorative stamp by the U.S. Postal Service. Haynes received an honorary degree from Middlebury in 1804. New Republic series: https://bit.ly/4wa9ifV More on Mott: https://bit.ly/3T7OwyH More on Haynes: https://bit.ly/4vDvwpk

Last month marked the public release of It Will Be Different for You, a documentary short from filmmakers Megan Mayhew B...
07/30/2026

Last month marked the public release of It Will Be Different for You, a documentary short from filmmakers Megan Mayhew Bergman and Simon Perkins ’05 profiling former Olympic mountain biker Lea Davison ’05. The 18-minute documentary explores how Davison evolved from world-class competitor into a powerful advocate for inclusion and equity in cycling. Watch Documentary: https://bit.ly/4aWEI0A

In September of 2017, the Scott Center collaborated with The Knoll and the Middlebury Mindfulness Initiative to create a...
07/30/2026

In September of 2017, the Scott Center collaborated with The Knoll and the Middlebury Mindfulness Initiative to create a walking labyrinth at the College’s organic garden in celebration of the garden’s 15th anniversary.

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