Event Calendar

Deadline: Students | Senior Plan essay drafts due to advisors (Spring 2025 graduates only)

'''Be Colorful. The World is Listening to You': Radio, Resilience, and Identity in Montserrat."

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Dr. Kathryn Boswell is an anthropologist who earned her PhD from Indiana University, Bloomington. She has conducted qualitative research in Côte d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso, West Africa, and more recently on the Caribbean island of Montserrat. Her research explores community-building in the context of migration and displacement due to humanitarian crises and natural disasters.

'''Be Colorful. The World is Listening to You': Radio, Resilience, and Identity in Montserrat."

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Dr. Kathryn Boswell is an anthropologist who earned her PhD from Indiana University, Bloomington. She has conducted qualitative research in Côte d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso, West Africa, and more recently on the Caribbean island of Montserrat. Her research explores community-building in the context of migration and displacement due to humanitarian crises and natural disasters.

Beyond Plastics Virtual Fundraising Gala with Natalie Merchant

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Please join Beyond Plastics on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 for an inspiring virtual fundraising gala to support our work to end plastic pollution with special guest, the amazing singer-songwriter, and environmental advocate, Natalie Merchant!

CANCELED–Craft Talk with Vievee Francis

This event has been canceled.

Senior Class Meeting

Bennington staff are inviting all seniors to join them for a quick and easy one-stop event to get all the information you need about Commencement, upcoming deadlines, career prep, graduate school, and more.

CANCELED–Craft Talk with Matthew Olzmann

This event has been canceled.

CANCELED–Reading by Vievee Francis and Matthew Olzmann

This event has been canceled.

CANCELED–Vievee Francis and Matthew Olzmann In Conversation with Michael Dumanis

This event has been canceled.

"What do you mean by food security? The politics of agrarian policy making among Indigenous communities in Guyana."

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Dr. Mark Chatarpal is a cultural anthropologist who specializes in Food Studies, Indigenous Studies, and Caribbean Studies.

Fall 2025 Science and Mathematics Course Sneak Peek!

Come join us for a Science Workshop first! We will give you a sneak peek at the Fall 2025 Science and Mathematics course grid! We want to hear from you and what your needs are as we are making our final preparations for courses for Fall 2025! You are not going to want to miss this!

Bennington Bound: Admitted Student Class of 2029 - Virtual Event

We are pleased to invite you to our virtual Bennington Bound event for Class of 2029 students. The program will include opportunities to meet your future peers and connect with current faculty, students, and staff about the exciting work being done on campus, your academic opportunities, and an insider's look at life as a Bennington student.

Experiencing Asian Tea Culture

Participants will have the opportunity to try tea, snacks, and sweets from various Asian countries, such as China, India, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Turkey. Please join us in experiencing and learning about Asian tea culture!