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Registrar's Report 1969 ES Majors
Page from the 1969 Registrar's Report showing Janet Johns as the lone ES-Geography major
Renowned poet shares environmental works
Campus newspaper article on poet's reading and lecture.
Request to the Teaching Resources Committee for faculty support for the Program in Environmental Studies.
A memo from Stephen C. Trombulak, Director of Environmental Studies (ES), to John McCardell in the Teaching Resources Committee. The memo includes a short summary of the history and current state of support for the ES Program; a request for more…
Request to the Teaching Resources Committee for faculty support for the Program in Environmental Studies.
A brief overview of how the number of ES majors have increased between 1985 and 1990.
Revival of Campus Conservatism
This article from the Middlebury Campus documents the rise of College Republicans and conservative newspapers at colleges and universities across the country. It also recognizes a shift in political beliefs among College Republicans: that they tend…
Revolution at hand; we are the leaders of the future
Op-Ed by student who is concerned of students' actions towards environmentalism
Revolution at hand; we are the leaders of the future
In an Op-Ed, a student urges Middlebury students to take action and do the necessary steps to help conserve and help the planet. (Recycle, turn off the lights, etc.)
Richard Wolfson Begins Teaching at Middlebury
Richard Wolfson beings teaching at Middlebury in 1976. Wolfson has been active in acknowledging the importance of the environment and currently teaches a class called Science of Climate Change.
Ridgeline Coalition Seeks Alternative
Campus debate over college's construction of social house dormitories in woods on western edge of campus.
Ridgeline Debate 1995-1996
Middlebury campus and community debate on merits and environmental downsides of proposed Ridgeline development.