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Clubs and Orgs (column 1)

  • Animation Club

    Animation Club

    A group that explores anime through film drawing and discussion of art and culture.

    Saturdays | 10:30pm | UpCaf
    Contact: Anna Green
  • Bennington Asia Initiative

    The Bennington Asia Initiative

    The Bennington Asia Initiative aims to raise awareness regarding the richness of Asian culture, literature, art, and sociopolitical landscape.

    Thursdays | 9:00pm | Sawtell Common Room or Down Commons
    Contact: Ali Khwaja
  • The Bennington Free Press

    The Bennington Free Press

    This is Bennington's student-run newspaper. Each issue contains information about what's happening on campus, student experiences, and recipes. Read the latest issue

  • Bennington Movement Collective

    The Bennington Movement Collective

    A group to support and deepen student engagement in the creation and investigation of new dance works and processes.

    Sundays | 3:30–5:00pm | Greenwall
    Contacts: Corina Dalzell, Anna Rogovoy
  • Bennington Sustainable Food Project

    Bennington Sustainable Food Project

    Committed to transforming Bennington College into a sustainable campus. Visit the Garden Blog.

    Tuesdays | 9:00–10:00pm | Down Commons
    Contacts: Bryan Markhart, Sofie Sherman-Burton
  • Bollywood Dance Flashmob Group

    Bollywood Dance Flashmob Group

    A collective of students for fun and cultural awareness.

    Communicates via Facebook; meet four days before surprise event.
    Contact: Mariam Shah
  • Chess Club

    Chess Club

    A group for students interested in playing and learning the game of chess.

    Saturdays | 4:00pm | Student Center
    Contact: Alexandre Lapuh

Clubs and Orgs (column 2)

  • DREAM

    DREAM

    A Vermont youth-mentoring organization. Through DREAM, students can empower children from affordable housing neighborhoods to recognize their options, make informed decisions, and achieve their dreams.

    Fridays | 4:00pm | Newman Court
    Sundays | 4:30pm | Student Center Egg
    Contacts: Abigail Neale, Lauren Hamilton
  • Extreme Charades

    Extreme Charades

    Student gatherings to play weekly charades games.

    Saturdays | 7:00pm | Upcaf
    Contact: Jessi Milestone
  • Fencing Club

    Fencing Club

    A group established to introduce interested students to the sport and to utilize a space on campus to engage in and improve fencing skills, while also taking part in off-campus fencing events.

    Mondays–Thursdays | 7:30pm | Greenwall
    Contact: Jessi Milestone
  • Gamers Onymous

    Gamers Onymous

    Dedicated to the appreciation and enjoyment of video games and gaming culture.

    Mondays | 6:00pm–midnight | Student Center
    Contact: Chris Platika
  • German Club

    German Club

    Provides an organization for the advancement of the German language on campus.

    Thursdays | noon–12:45pm | Purple Dining Room
    Contacts: Ben Davidson, Malin Joneleit
  • Hip-Hop Club

    Hip-Hop Club

    For students interested in hip-hop dance of all ability levels.

    Tuesday | 8:30pm | VAPA Dance Studio
    Contacts: Kimmie Gilbert, Dania Clark
  • Interfaith Community

    Interfaith Community

    A group that cultivates community through conversations exploring and sharing in one another's diverse experiences of spirituality, faith, religion, and meaning-making.

    Fridays | 7:00pm | EAC
    (please email before attending)
    Contact: David Black, Marlena Carcone
  • PAC (Program Activity Council)

    PAC (Program Activity Council)

    PAC is a student board in charge of booking all the entertainment on campus. If it's a visiting band, open mic night, movies in Tishman, a poetry slam, Rollerama, or anything of the sort, then PAC has planned it.

  • plain china

    plain china

    plain china is a national literary anthology that aims to showcase the best undergraduate writing. Initiated by Bennington faculty member, Becky Godwin, and a group of dedicated students in 2009, this anthology is the first of its kind. Read the latest issue.

Clubs and Orgs (column 3)

  • Queer@Bennington

    queer@bennington

    A student group committed to creating dynamic queer-themed events on campus in order to build links between the Bennington student community and the local community. This past year, Q@B organized events such as a Coming Out Week, a Drag Ball, Queeraoke with PAC, and a discussion about the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" statute.

    Wednesdays | 8:00–10:00pm | Upcaf
    Contacts: Brooke O'Donnell, Jay Rossellini
  • Running Club

    Running Club

    Weekly running group for beginning and advanced runners.

    Mondays and Thursday | 4:30pm | Outside Commons
    Contact: Corinne Frankenfield
  • Sacred Harp Club

    Sacred Harp Club

    A group for students interested in learning to sign and, through music, bring joy to both themselves and the community.

    Wednesdays | 7:00–9:00pm | Deane Carriage Barn or Jennings 136
    Contacts: Riley Skinner, Stevie Feliciano
  • SEA (Student Endowment for the Arts)

    SEA (Student Endowment for the Arts)

    The SEA financially supports and educates the artists of Bennington College while strengthening the role of arts within the entire community.

  • The Silo

    The Silo

    The Silo, Bennington’s student-edited journal of arts and letters released the first volume of its sixty-seventh issue in the fall of 2010. Volume 2 will be released in spring 2011. The Silo highlights the best of student work in writing, visual arts, music, and video. Read the latest issue.

  • Soccer Team

    Soccer Team

    Go Pioneers! The Bennington soccer team, through an intramural group, plays other college teams from the region throughout the fall months in both home and away games.

  • Swing Dance Club

    Swing Dance Club

    To teach those who want to learn how to dance in the classic styles of Lindy Hop, the Charleston Boogie, and East Coast Swing.

    Contact: Dominic Romano
  • Tea and Fantasy

    Tea and Fantasy

    Group to provide a forum/space to discuss and explore the fantasy genre.

    Contacts: Leah Zander, Benny Goldmintz