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Thursday, April 3, 2025

  • Necessary elements for transparent, equitable, and community-engaged international collaborations

    Ancilleno Davis, Michelle LeFebvre, and Alexis Mychajliw in conversation

    Ancilleno Davis is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Science at the University of the Bahamas and Faculty Programs Coordinator of UB North Field Station. He grew up on New Providence Island in The Bahamas and has visited more than 13 countries and territories to deliver scientific talks or presentations on ecology and conservation.

    Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

    Open to the Public

  • Self-Care & Success

    Join us for a feel-good session on how prioritizing your well-being can fuel your personal and professional success. Expect relaxing vibes, practical tips, and a reminder that thriving starts with taking care of you.

    The Prism Center

  • Candles in sand

    Weekly Community Gathering

    We carry so much in these precarious times.  Come any Thursday at 3:45 for these 30-minute Weekly Community Gatherings in the chapel. Led by Dean of Spiritual & Religious Life, Mark Orten, quiet time for ourselves and one another is held with deep care and gratitude. All are welcome to these lightly guided circles and no experience is necessary.

    Middlebury Chapel

    Closed to the Public

  • Log Rolling!

    Join us for log rolling practice! Bring a towel, a swimsuit and your excitement for log rolling!

    Natatorium Shallow End

  • "Bending the Biotechnological Arc Back Toward Justice: A Critique of Rhetorics of Scientific Progress”

    This talk by Emma McDonald Kennedy, Ph.D (Assistant Professor of Christian Ethics at Villanova University) considers the history of the eugenics movement and its links to contemporary biotechnological innovation. With resources from Christian ethics, reproductive justice, and disability rights, this talk will sketch a more inclusive vision of social progress and argue for regulation and public consultation in biomedical research.

    Axinn Center 219

    Open to the Public

  • Middlebury-CMRS Program in Oxford Pre-Departure Orientation

    This will be a mandatory pre-departure orientation for students planning to study at the Middlebury-CMRS Program in Oxford during the fall of 2025. (Students admitted to the program will receive a Zoom invitation via email.)

    Virtual Middlebury

  • S.E.E.ing Sustainability through Changing (Social, Economic, and Environmental) Climates

    Ancilleno Davis is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Science at the University of the Bahamas and Faculty Programs Coordinator of UB North Field Station. He grew up on New Providence Island in The Bahamas and has visited more than 13 countries and territories to deliver scientific talks or presentations on ecology and conservation.

    Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103

    Open to the Public

  • Hot Yoga with Danny

    This class is an hour hot yoga class designed to build strength, balance, and flexibility.

    Forest West Basement Activity Space (031)

  • Catholic Club Thursday Faith Night

    Come and gather with fellow Catholic and non-Catholic students to talk about the faith and experience Christian fellowship. Activities range from board games, bible study, prayer, worship, and social activities off-campus, such as line dancing! All are welcome and we look forward to spending this precious time together. 

    McCullough - Mitchell Green Lounge

  • Documentary screening: The History of Tenryumura: Embracing truth, memory, and reconciliation. 7-8pm, April 3rd, 2025 MBH220

    Documentary screening: The History of Tenryumura: Embracing truth, memory, and reconciliation

    Please join us for a screening of a documentary film, The History of Tenryumura: Embracing truth, memory, and reconciliation. This short film takes place in a rural village in Nagano prefecture in Japan. Through interviews and conversations with elders of the village, we learn about the community’s tragic WWII history – and consider the process of reconciliation.

    McCardell Bicentennial Hall 220

    Open to the Public