Dana Auditorium (Sunderland Language Center)

Beyond Wall Street: A Field Guide for Students Studying Economics

The Field Guide is one of CCI’s most popular signature programs, designed to help students imagine the many possibilities open to them with an Economics major. It brings together a panel of alumni from a range of sectors and fields to share their stories—highlighting the variety of paths they’ve taken and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.

This will be the introductory meeting for the Black Student Union. There will be games to welcome the freshmen to the Black Student Union here on Middlebury’s campus. 

Teton Gravity Research presents Pressure Drop to benefit the Middlebury Ski & Snowboard Club.

With environmental Filmmaker Kathy Kasic and UVM Professor and Author Paul Bierman

Join us for pizza & popcorn at 6:30 PM.

“Memory of Princess Mumbi” directed by Damien Hauser, 2025.

In 2093, filmmaker Kuve visits Umata to document life after a war banned modern tech. Local filmmaker Mumbi challenges him to create without AI, leading him to discover beauty in life’s simple moments.

November 13th, 7pm, Dana Auditorium
Come at 6:30pm for free pizza, popcorn, and snacks!

“It Was Just An Accident”
directed by Jafar Panahi, 2025

“One of del Toro’s finest, this is epic-scale storytelling of uncommon beauty, feeling and artistry.” - The Hollywood Reporter.

Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro adapts Mary Shelley’s classic tale of Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant but egotistical scientist who brings a creature to life in a monstrous experiment that ultimately leads to the undoing of both the creator and his tragic creation.

Join us outside Dana to celebrate with pizza and popcorn at 6:30 PM

“Love”
Norway, 2024

In defiance of societal norms, a pragmatic doctor and a compassionate nurse seek intimacy beyond the bounds of conventional relationships.
Written and directed by Dag Johan Haugerud.

Sponsored by the Hirschfield Film Endowment and the Film and Media Culture Department.

Moved to Dana Auditorium

This screening of Blindspotting offers a powerful and timely exploration of race, gentrification, and the complexities of personal identity, sparking critical discussions on social justice within our campus community. The film’s dynamic blend of spoken word, humor, and raw emotion provides an engaging and accessible entry point for examining systemic inequities and implicit bias. This screening is presented in partnership with Middlebury New Film Festival and New Perennials.