Middlebury Launches New English Language School
| by Stephen Diehl
Middlebury’s 13th Language School will run year-round in Monterey, California starting in Summer 2022.
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What's new at Middlebury Language Schools for Summer 2022?
Middlebury Language Schools is constantly innovating (since 1915)! We are pleased to announce the following new programs and updates for Summer 2022, including the 13th Language School – English and new Master of Arts in Korean.
A Midd-Summer Night’s Dream
| by Emily Hogan
After being online during the summer of 2020, many of the Middlebury Language Schools were back in person this year, making campus all the more vibrant with multilingual students.
Middlebury Language Schools Commencement
Join us this Friday, August 6 at 4:00 PM EST to watch the live stream of the Language Schools Commencement.
Panther Profile - Senior Isabel Chandler
(Denver, Colo.) is a senior on the Middlebury College field hockey team. She is a double major in international politics and economics, and Russian studies.
$1.17 Million Donation to Fund 30 Fellowships to Middlebury School of Hebrew
The Middlebury School of Hebrew has received a $1.17 million donation from the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Supporting Foundation to support the graduate study of leading teachers in the field of Hebrew education at Jewish day schools
Majority of Middlebury Language Schools to Operate In Person
June 28 marked the beginning of the Middlebury Language Schools, known internationally for their full immersion approach to language teaching.
Language Schools bring eight programs back to Vermont after summer online
| by Katie Futterman
In-person Language School students will follow many of the same health protocols as were in place for Middlebury undergraduates during the fall and spring terms.
Middlebury Offers New Master’s Program in Japanese
| by Sarah Ray
The Middlebury School of Japanese will offer a new master’s degree program in Japanese language and culture beginning in summer 2021.
Can online classes during the pandemic bring back an endangered language?
| by Amanda Gokee
This past summer, the college hosted a , taught by Bruchac and Quinn, where students enrolled in a two-week immersive course.