Event Calendar

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Melissa Cardoza is an artist and activist. She will speak about activism in the intersections of indigenous anti-colonialist resistance, art, and feminism. This presentation will be in English.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Students of Bruce Williamson performing highlights of their work from the spring semester.

FACULTY and STAFF | Human Resources and the Wellness Committee invite faculty and staff to talk with representatives from BlueCross BlueShield of Vermont, Delta Dental, VSP, Combined Services, TIAA, and many other local vendors/organizations.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | A talk by Eliot Weinberger, whose books of literary essays include Karmic Traces, An Elemental Thing, Oranges & Peanuts for Sale, and, most recently, The Ghosts of Birds. His political articles are collected in What I Heard About Iraq and What Happened Here: Bush Chronicles.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Students of Allen Shawn's "Music Composition Project" class perform highlights of their work from the spring semester.

The French Language Table happens every Thursday at 12:15 PM.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Artist-curator Jaamil Olawale Kosoko '05 will both perform and lead a discussion on how Black theory, scholarship, literature, music, and performance has influenced him as a thinker, writer, and creative movement practitioner.

SATURDAY EVENTS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | This conference aims to introduce advanced high school students from our region to the problems and opportunities that define our water resources. Events on Friday are for students only, events on Saturday are open to the public.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Performed by Tony Lu and Nat Parke, this concert will feature works by Beethoven, Chopin, Scriabin and Rachmaninoff.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Do you identify as masculine/masc? This is the space for YOU!

A sculpture exhibition in Germany by Mary Early ’97.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The Third Floor Show will be opening on the third floor of the Commons Building. This is the first time the space will be fully open to the public since the 80's and the last time before a complete renovation of the building. This is a historical event you don't want to miss!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | A showing a Work-in-Progress by Jaamil Olawale Kosoko '05.

Benny Ehlers uses sound to hear what walking through the new commons building might be like. He transforms these sound explorations into a soundscape composition that will allow listeners to reflect upon the wider acoustic environment we inhabit.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Senior Concert Week begins with just a voice and a piano. Through tales of an Elf King, false love, and what it means to say goodbye to Bennington, let Emily Vaias sing you through a short selection of her favorite music and four years of finding a voice.