To Be Announced

This is a mandatory predeparture meeting for all Middlebury students planning to study at the School in India during the spring of 2020.  Meeting in Sunderland 233

Live in the heart of Oxford this summer! Middlebury Museum Studies in Oxford features two courses, an intensive week of experiential learning at an 18th century estate, and special tours of Oxford archives, collections, and historic properties and museums all over Southern England. The courses are taught by experts in art history, architectural history, and museum studies, and will introduce the structure, management, and activities of museums and the British approach to historic preservation.

Welcome to the Pranksters!  We are having our first practice of the year.  We are going to do a warm up, some runnin, footwork drill, and target practice with each individual disc!  Should be a great time!

Thanks for attending the RISE 2020 Conference Session. Now come grab a boxed dinner and stick around for the next session over Zoom.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) develops much faster than policy and law enforcement can manage, and so revolutions in this technology often open the door to weaponization and abuse. The Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism (CTEC) is investigating one such revolution—“Deepfakes for text” or neural language models designed specifically for language generation—in order to better understand its implications in the hands of nonstate, nefarious actors.

Open House celebrating harvest festival traditions from around the world and featuring student organizations from Middlebury’s Intercultural Leaders Coalition (MILC) and the Middlebury College Organic Farm club. Please join us at the Knoll to tour the garden, walk the labyrinth, taste pizza from the wood-fired oven, create harvest festival crafts, and sample small bites provided by the student cultural organizations.

Please be sure that you are following all dining hall policies for this event in regards to meal times, and dining hall assignments. As you will be removing your mask during the meal, please be sure to maintain more than 6 feet between each other. Once your meal is over, be sure that masks are replaced immediately.

This cryptoparty is the first of a series that focuses on the FAANG companies. Participants will focus on Facebook, and actively take steps to protect their privacy while learning about how our data is collected and shared. We ask that all attendees bring their own laptop so that they can take the benefits of these activities with them.

About FAANG Companies (De-FAANGing Facebook https://dlinq.middcreate.net/digital-literacy/de-faanging-facebook/)

The Cross Cultural Community Service Fund (CCCS) celebrates 10 years of intercultural service, learning, and community-building. CCCS participants will share their learning and their experiences and we will thank Middlebury alumnus Jay Dunn ‘87 for establishing and supporting the fund throughout our first ten years. Interested in cross cultural community service? Want to share your experiences or consider new ones? Please join us. RSVP by Thursday 10/31 at go/cccsrsvp. Lunch provided. Spaces limited.

Join us at DKE House

Come and celebrate the Feminists of the Year at Chellis House! Scrumptious snacks! Live entertainment!