Faculty News
The Best Way to Help Cows and Zebras? Make Them Live Together.
Research by Bard professor Felicia Keesing and colleagues suggests health and environmental benefits of integrated ranches in Kenya. More >
Where the Cold War Never Ended: Professor Ian Buruma on Japan and South Korea’s Old, Odd Rivalry
Ian Buruma examines how the two nations have “recently become engaged in a flaming economic row, ostensibly sparked by historical wrongs,” in spite of geographical and political factors that make them natural allies. More >
Recent News
- Professor Gidon Eshel Talks with Scientific American about His Study on the Environmental and Health Benefits of a Vegetarian Diet
- Replacing Meat with Plant-Based Alternatives in American Diets Would Minimize Cropland Use and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Says New Study Coauthored by Bard College Professor Gidon Eshel
- Antibiotic Pollution and Resistance Have Created a Public Health Crisis Requiring Large-Scale Policy Changes, Says Study Coauthored by Bard Professor Gabriel Perron
- BGIA Professor Jamil Dakwar: Tear Gas Has Been Banned in Warfare. Why Do Police Still Use It?
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