Faculty News
Stephanie Blythe Directs Rest in Pieces: In Memory of Opera
Fourteen singers. Five operas. An extraordinary undertaking. Mark your calendars for Rest in Pieces: In Memory of Opera on March 6, directed by Stephanie Blythe, renowned mezzo-soprano and Bard Vocal Arts Program director. More >
Bard Fiction Prize Winner Clare Beams’s Debut Novel Is “Astoundingly Original,” Author Gives Reading at Bard on February 24
“Much of the feminist dystopian fiction published over the last few years takes place in the future, in worlds uncomfortably similar to our own. The Illness Lesson, however, proves that books can fit squarely within that genre even when set in the past — in this case, small-town Massachusetts in 1871.… Astoundingly original, this impressive debut belongs on the shelf with your Margaret Atwood and Octavia Butler collections.” More >
Recent News
- Review: Pam Tanowitz’s Four Quartets Receives West Coast Premiere at UCLA
- Bard College Biology Professor Felicia Keesing Wins Prestigious National Science Foundation Grant
- Bard College Named a Top Producer of Fulbright U.S. Students and U.S. Scholars for 2019–20
- Interview: Open Society University Network Will Build Resilience and Sustainability, Says Jonathan Becker
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