Faculty News
The Guardian Reviews Distinguished Writer in Residence Masha Gessen’s New Book, Surviving Autocracy
“During the past few years of Donald Trump’s deranged presidency, if there is one writer I turn to it is Masha Gessen, whose piercing clarity is gemlike and refusal to equivocate precious,” writes Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore. “As a journalist, Gessen has covered Russia, Hungary and Israel, so is not experiencing illiberalism for the first time. Instead of a weariness however, what is present in the book is a stunning capacity to connect the dots in a way that few can.” More >
Associate Professor of Psychology Sarah Dunphy-Lelii on the Challenges and Weirdness of Watching Yourself on Zoom
“That slight asynchrony we like between ourselves and others is unpleasantly magnified by glitchy wifi,” writes Dunphy-Lelii in Scientific American. “Research shows that a response delay of as little as 1.2 seconds disrupts your feeling of connection with another person. You can’t read them, they can’t read you—are they laughing with you, or at you?” More >
Recent News
- Bard MBA in Sustainability Professor Hunter Lovins Offers Scenario Planning Tips for Small Businesses to Prepare for Uncertainty
- Bard Economist Pavlina Tcherneva Says Another Round of Federal Stimulus is the Minimum Needed to Support State Governments, Small Businesses, Educational Institutions, and People
- Bard College Faculty and Alumni Receive 2020 Emmy Nominations
- Bard College Biology Professor Felicia Keesing Coauthors Overview of New Global Study Showing that Human-Caused Changes to Ecosystems Favor Species Most Likely to Cause Human Illness
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