Events Calendar

Public reception for the Julian Scott Memorial Gallery exhibit featuring works from BFA students Sydney Arczynski, Annika Cooper, Savannah Kelly, and Bug Pericles

The third event in the Teaching in the Present Moment series, "Disappeared Students: It Can't Happen Here ... But It Is,” features Prof. Lisa Chalidze, Esq., and international student Josh Ward. Their discussion will draw on the disciplinary lens of Criminal Justice, and address Vermont’s role in deciding the fate of detained Tufts University student, Rumeysa Ozturk.  […]

“Comfort Girl” is a song cycle that explores the lives of Chinese 'comfort women, ' a cruel euphemism for the women who were abducted into sexual slavery by the Japanese army during WWII. The work is a tribute to these young women’s incandescent courage and indomitable spirit, not only while in captivity during the War […]

Those interested in attending via zoom should e-mail Barclay Tucker for the meeting link.

The fourth event in the Teaching the Present Moment series, Erasing the Twentieth Century: The Trump Administration's Vision in Historical Context, features Prof. Andre Fleche, who will draw on the disciplinary lens of History to interpret the president's transformative actions. The University community and public are welcome. For the security of attendees, the event won't be […]

VTSU Castleton Chorale will join forces with the Rutland Area Chorus, UVM Choir, and professional orchestra to present Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's tremendous Requiem. Join us for this wonderful collaboration!  Soundings students may only attend ONE VTSU Castleton Concert performance for credit. Signup is not required for Soundings students.  

In today’s digital marketplace, small businesses and nonprofits face growing challenges around data security, online advertising, and customer trust. Hear from national experts in privacy, cybersecurity, and advertising transparency as they share practical tips and real-world examples that small business owners can use right away.

"Good On Paper" will feature works inspired by visual art and the written word. The concert will feature Leonard Bernstein's Overture to "Candide", the symphonic suite from Joe Hisaishi's score of "My Neighbor Totoro", and Alex Shapiro's work with electronics, "Paper Cut".  Additional works by Gordon Jacob, Randall Standridge, Eric Whitacre, and Katahj Copley will […]