Jason Reynolds is an internationally celebrated author of young adult books, including Ghost, When I was the Greatest, Long Way Down, and Miles Morales. He comes to Middlebury as part of the Vermont Humanities Council’s First Wednesdays Speaker Series and in partnership with the Engaged Listening Project.
Wilson Hall, McCullough Student Center
CrossFit Middlebury hosts 1 hour workouts open to all students. CrossFit is “constantly varied, high-intensity functional movement” — a mix of gymnastics, weightlifing, and cardio.
Memorial Field House Nelson Multi-Use Area
Come stop by the Peach Pit Writing Collective to write and meet other writers. Prompt-writing, workshopping time, and edits are all included.
Adirondack Coltrane Lounge
CrossFit Middlebury hosts 1 hour workouts open to all students. CrossFit is “constantly varied, high-intensity functional movement” — a mix of gymnastics, weightlifing, and cardio.
Memorial Field House Nelson Multi-Use Area
Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103
What is architecture? Who does it? On campus, and in Vermont? Come join for our weekly discussion of architectural news, events, student initiatives and local town projects with guest architects and designers. Not an architecture student? We’d love to see you!
Atwater Dining Seminar Room
Fall Faculty Forum showcases the amazing scholarship and creative work produced by Middlebury faculty.
The forum features 90-minute sessions with parallel panels. Panels will consist of 3–5 faculty presentations, followed by conversation with the audience. Panels are interdisciplinary in scope but linked by theme, and each presentation will be accessible to non-experts, including faculty, staff, and students with a wide range of interests and background.
Location: Axinn Center
Middlebury College
CrossFit Middlebury hosts 1 hour workouts open to all students. CrossFit is “constantly varied, high-intensity functional movement” — a mix of gymnastics, weightlifing, and cardio.
Memorial Field House Nelson Multi-Use Area
Inspired by the popular storytelling phenomenon The Moth, Cocoon is a special evening of true stories told live and without notes.
This year’s 10th anniversary edition, on the theme of “Lost and Found,” will feature six storytellers drawn from the student body, faculty and staff, and surrounding community.
Mahaney Arts Center, Olin C. Robison Concert Hall
