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Sunday, May 9, 2021

  • Collaborative Art Installation: Reflections on the Year

    All of us have struggled with grief and loss this past year, and all of us have grown and changed in ways we could not have imagined.  Sharing loss and changes can help you and others feel less alone.  We invite you to share your thoughts, poetry, photographs or art in this collaborative art installation by pinning them onto the lines located in the Winter Garden in Axinn.

    Please respond to these three prompts on separate pieces of paper:

    Middlebury College

    Closed to the Public

  • Sunday InterVarsity Small Group

    InterVarsity (@ivmidd) is gearing up to start small groups! If you consider yourself spiritually open or curious, we invite you to explore with us.

    Virtual Middlebury

  • Snow Quidditch Practice

    Snow quidditch is a long standing Middlebury quidditch team tradition. At this practice we will teach you the basics of quidditch, teach some passing (following restrictions on distancing and number of people allowed to gather), and hang out! To allow for as many people to come as possible we will have two seperate sessions running simultaneously on different pitches (one on Battell Beach, one next to Forest). Reach out to quidditch@middlebury.edu if you have any questions!

    Forest Lawn

  • SpeakTEAsy Open Hours

    A time to come drink tea, learn about tea, study, meet new people, do art, relax, and enjoy the sunshine!

    99 Adirondack View

  • Mixed Kids of Middlebury Weekly Meeting

    This week our discussion topic is going to be: has there been a moment (or moments) that really impacted the way you thought about being mixed and what that means? As always, everyone is welcome; come join us!

    Virtual Middlebury

  • MothUP: Homecoming

    Middlebury MothUP hosts live monthly storytelling events. This spring, we’d like to host a live outdoor event featuring some great storytellers.

    MAC Outdoor Stage

  • Future Researchers Club

    Middlebury College Future Researchers Club’s mission is to bridge the knowledge and skill gap between students and the careers in STEM they are interested in pursuing, with an emphasis on careers in STEM research outside of clinical medicine. In doing so, Middlebury College Future Researchers Club sets it’s members up for success in their pre-professional journey towards graduate school and research.

    Virtual Middlebury

  • Tre Stephens: 0700 Thesis : Making Breakfast

    Tre Stephens performs Making Breakfast: A one act monologue. Tre Stephens talks about his experience as black queer man and how his journey has helped him navigate this world. 

    In person attendance is for students only.

    Mahaney Arts Center 232

  • Stargazing at the Knoll

    Join WildMidd for a night of stargazing and learning about constellations!

    FH Grass Field

Monday, May 10, 2021

  • Collaborative Art Installation: Reflections on the Year

    All of us have struggled with grief and loss this past year, and all of us have grown and changed in ways we could not have imagined.  Sharing loss and changes can help you and others feel less alone.  We invite you to share your thoughts, poetry, photographs or art in this collaborative art installation by pinning them onto the lines located in the Winter Garden in Axinn.

    Please respond to these three prompts on separate pieces of paper:

    Middlebury College

    Closed to the Public

  • Senior Class Portraits

    Come and take your Senior Class Portrait with Grad Images.  This photo will be used in the Class of 2021 yearbook and its also a great way to get a professional photo for future endeavors.  This event is for Seniors 2021 and Febs 2021.5, please wear business casual clothing, as we will not be providing cap and gown for this photo

    Axinn Center Reading Room

  • Chemistry & Biochemistry Senior Thesis Presentations

    The following seniors will give their Senior Thesis Presentations on Monday, May 10, 2021.
    12:40PM to 1:05PM Liam Bent ’21, CHEM
    “Design and Thermodynamic Analysis of Compressed Air Powered Dirt Bike”

    1:05PM to 1:30PM Sophie Smith ’21, MBB
    “Inside or Outside? Enzymatic Characterization and Moonlighting Function of the Cell-Associated and Exported Enolase of Borrelia burgdorferi”

    Virtual Middlebury

    Open to the Public

  • Meditation and Breathwork for Relaxation

    This is a drop-in group: come to as many sessions as you’d like. No commitment needed, but you will need to email Brian Tobin for the Zoom link (bstobin@middlebury.edu).

    Guided on Mondays by Brian Tobin, LCMHC and on Fridays by Hollis Easter, MA

    Closed to the Public

  • Improvisation Class Showing

    An ensemble of dancers and musicians demonstrates the ability to compose engaging and coherent pieces “in the moment” after a semester-long study of improvisation as a performing art, facilitated by Laurel Jenkins, Ron Rost, and Deborah Felmeth. Free.

    Attendance is limited by capacity, students can register here to reserve your spot: https://forms.gle/UNdm1UojbtL344Ak9
    The showing will also be live streamed to the Dance Program Youtube channel: go.middlebury.edu/danceconcert

    Mahaney Arts Center Dance Theatre

  • Data Trouble, by Miriam Posner

    Digital humanists have no particular problem talking about data. We use it, trade it, and think about it constantly. Many “traditional” humanists, though, bristle at the notion that their sources constitute “data.” And yet humanists work with evidence, and they speak of proving their claims. So is this just a problem of terminology? I’ll argue in this talk that our data trouble is more substantial than we’ve acknowledged.

    Virtual Middlebury

    Closed to the Public

  • Midd Masti Dance Workshop

    Join Midd Masti on Monday’s from 5-6:30 pm for a South Asian dance workshop! 

    We will be teaching a different dance style every week, so come experience the variety of South Asia’s dances and have some fun! No experience is necessary and we will be teaching you everything. Don’t forget to sign up in the google form so that you’re registered: go/mastiworkshop/

    Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center

  • Snow Quidditch Practice

    Snow quidditch is a long standing Middlebury quidditch team tradition. At this practice we will teach you the basics of quidditch, teach some passing (following restrictions on distancing and number of people allowed to gather), and hang out! To allow for as many people to come as possible we will have two seperate sessions running simultaneously on different pitches (one on Battell Beach, one next to Forest). Reach out to quidditch@middlebury.edu if you have any questions!

    Forest Lawn

  • Reproductive Justice in Action

    Join Middlebury Alums, Elizabeth Bueno (Posse 6) and Morgane Richardson (Posse 6) as well as Anti-Racism consultant, Dorcas Davis in a conversation on Reproductive Justice and the Health Care system.

    Virtual Middlebury