Marlboro College was a liberal arts college founded in 1946 on the basis of a simple yet ambitious idea: that smart, motivated students can make decisions for themselves, and design a college education that meets their unique needs.

Welcome to the Marlboro College Archives at Emerson College. On July 23, 2020, Emerson and Marlboro colleges entered into a historic alliance that would carry on Marlboro’s legacy of rigorous, independent scholarship while strengthening Emerson’s commitment to the liberal arts.

The Marlboro College curriculum began with a series of propositions: Students do their best work and are most fulfilled when working on questions of their own devising. These questions often transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries.

Marlboro College became one of Vermont’s premier institutions, a valuable educational resource serving the diverse educational needs of inspired undergraduates, graduate students, and working professionals from the region and the world.

A legacy alumnus and perennial Marlboro historian reflects on the college’s illustrious past and unique place in the landscape of higher education. Originally published on the Potash Hill website. A college’s history is an assemblage of interwoven stories about a place and about the people connected to that place.

Marlboro College offered Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Science in International Studies degrees. Graduation Requirements. Meet the Clear Writing Requirement; Complete a 45-60 credit Plan of Concentration; Earn 120 credits with a minimum of C- on Plan of Concentration;

Explore Emerson College alumni activities and benefits, all of which are available to Marlboro alumni. I heard there is an independent alumni association. Where is that?

We will continue to populate this site with articles of interest to Marlboro alumni, such as faculty and student profiles, and alumni news. Please see the FAQ for additional resources to answer common questions regarding transcripts, reunion, credentials, and more.

The Marlboro College Archive has a permanent home at the Silver Special Collections Library at the University of Vermont. All inquiries can be directed to: Silver Special Collections Library 48 University Place, Room B201 Burlington, VT 05405 (802) 656-2138 [email protected]

At Marlboro we expected your interests to change over time; the field of study you pursue could change too. You could combine fields, or even create new ones; it was up to you to make the connections.