Event Calendar

Info session and student-led virtual tour designed for HS students interested in Bennington College.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | In this class, we'll discuss the crucial importance of syntax in vitalizing a poem.

Do you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccines? Feel free to drop in to the weekly Zoom call for evidence-based answers from the medical experts.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Poet Rick Barot reads from his recent poetry collection "The Galleons" followed by a public Q&A.

Senior Show Meeting for Visual Arts seniors hosted by Donald Sherefkin and Anne Thompson

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Online premier of the documentary "New Mexicans Taking Action on Plastic Waste" followed by expert panel.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | How did the moral police in 1720s Paris learn about the hidden queer subcultures it sought to regulate? The strange career of Nicolas Theru (c.1661-1737), a professor at the University of Paris, shows that police relied on institutions of higher education. Benjamin Bernard, a Ph.D. Candidate in the Princeton Department of History, will present.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Carrie Mae Weems joins students from Bennington College, Williams College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts for an online public conversation in conjunction with her 2020-21 nationwide campaign Resist Covid / Take 6!.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Learn more about federal legislation to address plastic pollution and the climate crisis.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Presenter Alexis Goldsmith, Beyond Plastics National Organizer and moderator Hildur Palsdottir, Transition Town member will discuss ways to tackle our plastic pollution crisis and advance regenerative, inclusive solutions that are good for our environment, our health, and our economy.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | For this week's Science Workshop, James Burtis, PhD ('08), from Disease ecologist, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention joins us via Zoom to talk about Ticks.

A space for students to connect with Kat Daley (MSW, Student Health Center) and Ali Tartaglia (Director for Student Health Promotions). Drop in and connect or stay the whole time!

Weekly club meeting to support independent projects within the drama community. We will read plays, workshop scenes, provide a space for developing advanced work, invite professors and peers for feedback sessions and showcases, and more!