International Students' Organization (ISO)

Come join us to study together- snacks provided 

Meet us at Yoghurt City at 4:30 pm on the 20th of February to get to know other international students and have a drink on us. 

Join us at The House, which is an off-campus safe, welcoming space for international and BIPOC students at Middlebury College. We will be enjoying doing some arts and crafts and eating some snacks but most importantly spending some time together! 

Movie Night with ISO as a part of ISO week. 

Join ISO for the opening event of I-Week! This event will be an opportunity for faculty, staff, and students of diverse backgrounds to connect with each other and learn more about Middlebury’s resources and how to access them. 

The ISO Show brings Middlebury’s international community together to perform the arts from their native countries. This year’s theme, “Roots,” celebrates identity, heritage, and creativity through music, dance, and storytelling. The show is a dynamic mix of performances that highlight cultures from around the world, offering both performers and audiences a chance to reconnect, share, and celebrate the beauty of diversity on one vibrant stage.

The ISO Show brings Middlebury’s international community together to perform the arts from their native countries. This year’s theme, “Roots,” celebrates identity, heritage, and creativity through music, dance, and storytelling. The show is a dynamic mix of performances that highlight cultures from around the world, offering both performers and audiences a chance to reconnect, share, and celebrate the beauty of diversity on one vibrant stage.

Come hang out with the ISO board, grab a free drink, and get the inside scoop on how you can be part of all the exciting things happening at ISO. Whether you’re curious, ready to get involved, or just want a refreshing drink and good vibes—we’d love to see you there!

Meet at Adirondack House and we will walk to Yogurt City.

Language in Motion, in collaboration with the International Student Organization, seeks to fulfill the mission of the Knoll by hosting an evening of poetry to build community on campus through the sharing of language and cultural expression from around the world. We envision an event that brings students together in nature, offering a space to connect with their peers while cultivating mutual understanding and appreciation of the literary arts without borders.