Event Calendar

We invite staff to provide feedback on the mission, goals, and structure of the proposed staff council. This will be an opportunity to ask questions and get updates on the work of Shared Governance. This is one of three sessions this week.

Muriel Leung is the author of Imagine Us, The Swarm (Nightboat Books), Bone Confetti (Noemi Press), and Images Seen to Images Felt (Antenna) in collaboration with artist Kristine Thompson.

Webinar on Sexual Misconduct and the Title IX Process

Walk-ins are welcome, or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Medina, please email melissasmith@bennington.edu. Dr. Medina is available to meet outside of Student Office Hours by appointment as well.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | A Visual Arts Lecture Series presentation by Dr. Deborah Willis.

Learn more about the Middlebury Language Schools and the application process for Bennington students. A brief overview of Middlebury's 12 language programs along with the Bennington fellowship opportunity will be provided followed by a Q&A session.

A series of photographs of Bennington staff members aimed to introduce students to staff in a safe way and to acknowledge work that goes behind the scenes when running a college.

We invite staff to provide feedback on the mission, goals, and structure of the proposed staff council. This will be an opportunity to ask questions and get updates on the work of Shared Governance. This is one of three sessions this week.

Li-Chen Chin, Dean of Student Life, will hold open office hours for students every Wednesday. Please feel free to drop in, no appointment needed.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | An invitation to Xiao Ma's solo show at W.Collective in Downtown Bennington, which includes a set of photos they have collected throughout their time in Bennington called, "A Field Study".

Anaïs Duplan is a trans* poet, curator, and artist. He is the author of forthcoming book I NEED MUSIC (Action Books, 2021), a book of essays, Blackspace: On the Poetics of an Afrofuture (Black Ocean, 2020), a full-length poetry collection, Take This Stallion (Brooklyn Arts Press, 2016), and a chapbook, Mount Carmel and the Blood of Parnassus (Monster House Press, 2017).

The Bennington College annual Music Festival is an eclectic program of student compositions and performances across the spectrum.

We invite staff to provide feedback on the mission, goals, and structure of the proposed staff council. This will be an opportunity to ask questions and get updates on the work of Shared Governance. This is one of three sessions this week.

Students are invited to walk-in open office hours with Maurice Hall, Provost.

Sound Binge features student work from: Experimental Sound Practices, Composing for Instruments, and Remote but Intensely Collaborative Composition.

A conversation on the Future Mental Health and Wellness and Self-Governance at Bennington. This hybrid event will take place in Tishman Lecture Hall with a virtual viewing option.

Join us for the end of the semester project presentations in Math, Science, and Computer Science!

Class concert by Bennington's Jazz Ensemble, led by visiting faculty Jen Allen.

An exciting ensemble experiment, presenting 30 short plays in just 60 minutes. The audience is given a "menu" of numbered play titles so that they may choose the performance order by calling out their number.

Performance of student dance works in progress.

Performance by students of Kitty Brazelton's Composing for the Choir.

End-of-term Cabaret performance by students in Nick Brooke's Key to Songs course.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us for a winter wreath making workshop with Colie Collen of Flower Scout Floral & Garden Design.

Vera Much performs "Hermit Songs" accompanied by Yoshiko Sato on piano.

End-of-term performance by students in Michael Wimberly's Composing for Dance course.