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Deadline: Students | Spring 2025 withdrawal forms for full term courses due to Registrar's Office by 5:00pm

American Red Cross Blood Drive

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Share the gift of life by donating blood for the American Red Cross at our 51�������� blood drive.

Films by Sonya Dyer, Yuko Edwards, and Steffani Jemison: a screening for the Usdan Gallery exhibition “We Have Reach”

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | A special screening for the Usdan Gallery exhibition “We Have Reach” presents films by renowned artists Sonya Dyer, Yuko Edwards and Steffani Jemison.

The Academy of American Poets Prize

The 2025 Academy of American Poets Prize Submission Deadline is Thursday, May 1, 2025. All undergraduate students at Bennington are eligible to enter.

Faculty Reading with Mariam Rahmani

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Join us for a reading to celebrate Mariam Rahmani's debut novel, Liquid, A Love Story, coming out in March 2025.

Film Screening: 18X2 Beyond Youthful Days

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | 18×2 Beyond Youthful Days is a 2024 Taiwanese-Japanese film directed by Michihito Fujii, following a Taiwanese man's solo trip to Japan to revisit his past and the first love he met 18 years ago, with a bittersweet and heartfelt story exploring themes of love, regret, and finding oneself. Film screening in Chinese with English subtitles.

Academic Deep Dive - Music, Math & Ceramics

You are invited to join Music faculty Michael Wimberly, Ceramics faculty Aysha Peltz, and Math faculty member Andrew McIntyre as well as current students and a recent alum for a conversation about the Bennington curriculum, the Plan, advising, and their work in their specific disciplines.

Kingsley Ibeneche

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Using hip-hop, folklore, guitar, and sampling as a vehicle toward unlearning and rebuilding, Kingsley investigates movement as mantra and song as code.

Dr. Elizabeth Sherman: Cautionary tales from coral reefs: why you should care

Far from the ocean? Think reefs don’t affect you? Think again. From food to medicine to climate, coral reefs shape your world. Your fate is tied to theirs—come find out how.

Deadline: Students | Spring 2025 letter grade request forms for second 7 week courses due to Registrar's Office by 5:00pm

Deadline: Students | Spring 2025 add/drop forms for second 7 week courses due to Registrar's Office by 5:00pm

Dr Elizabeth Sherman: Sea urchins, parrotfish, and coral reefs in Grand Cayman, BWI: exemplar or outlier?

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Caribbean coral reefs are declining due to multiple environmental factors, but most studies focus on just one or two. Over three years, I analyzed the relationship among seven such factors and coral cover at 50 sites around Grand Cayman. Is Grand Cayman's coral cover typical of the Caribbean or an outlier?

Spring Saturday Visit

Various activities designed for high school students interested in or deciding to enroll at 51��������.

Volunteer Day at the Purple Carrot Farm

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Come volunteer at the Purple Carrot Farm. We are prepping beds for spring planting and starting to plant out into the fields. It's an exciting time at the farm, we have expanded, and we are growing a ton of food for the Bennington campus community. Participatory learning about our regenerative agriculture system! Come get dirty with us! No experience needed.

Drama@Bennington Presents The Flight of Icarus

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | A devised work that aims to capture the emotional core of Icarus and Daedalus—exploring a tragedy that has been passed down for thousands of years and bringing it to the stage in a new hybrid version based in dance and drama. This show seeks to understand the cyclical nature of grief and the risk and reward of striving for something greater than yourself. Developed with Advanced Design and Collaboration Class.

CANCELED–International Film Night

This event has been canceled.

CANCELED–International Film Night

This event has been canceled.

Drama@Bennington Presents The Flight of Icarus

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | A devised work that aims to capture the emotional core of Icarus and Daedalus—exploring a tragedy that has been passed down for thousands of years and bringing it to the stage in a new hybrid version based in dance and drama. This show seeks to understand the cyclical nature of grief and the risk and reward of striving for something greater than yourself. Developed with Advanced Design and Collaboration Class.