Charles P. Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious Life

In light of the seemingly constant news regarding natural disasters, violence and political unrest around the world, we are instituting a weekly quiet half-hour for anyone in the campus community to come together for lightly guided meditation or quiet reflection during this time.  Led by the dean of spiritual and religious life and invited guests. 

No experience is necessary. Please enter quietly. All are welcome.

May we be together in both the tumult and in quietness, committing ourselves to the change that the world needs.

All are welcome to share reflection and fellowship with Catholic students as we end the semester.  Snacks will be served.

An epic poem with songs celebrating the season of Epiphany and the return of the light, written and performed by Jack DesBois ‘15.5. Come join in the living Biblical storytelling tradition through this transporting and uplifting retelling of the Three Kings’ journey to Bethlehem. 

Refreshments will be served, and free-will donations collected for The Charter House Coalition’s programs of free meals and shelter in Middlebury.

Join Hillel for their weekly Shabbat service from 5:30-6:30, with home-cooked dinner following from 6:30-7:30 pm.

Join Hillel for a bagel brunch with all the trimmings.

Join the Muslim Students Association for Friday prayers.

Join the Scott Center staff as we welcome back students with a catered dinner at our 46 South Street location.  Contact Ellen McKay Jewett at emckay@middlebury.edu with questions.

Please see the full schedule of High Holidays events at go/highholidays.

Registration is required.

Please refer to the full schedule of High Holidays events at go/highholidays for the registration link or use this link to register.

Please see the full schedule of High Holidays events at go/highholidays.