Faculty News
Bard Diplomat in Residence Frederic C. Hof on Lebanon 50 Years after Its Last State-builder
Fifty years ago, Fouad Chehab tried to create a state out of Lebanon and failed. Today Lebanon is no closer to his vision of real statehood but needs it more than ever, writes Bard Diplomat in Residence Fred Hof. More >
The Everlasting Power of Philanthropy: Bard Classicist James Romm Translates Seneca’s Ancient Guide to Giving and Receiving
“We don’t know how to give and receive,” Seneca writes in the opening statement of De Beneficiis, newly edited and translated by Professor James Romm as How to Give: An Ancient Guide to Giving and Receiving. Seneca counsels givers to be anonymous and forget they’ve given, and urges recipients to be grateful and remember. How to Give is the latest entry in a series from Princeton University Press called Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers. More >
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- Bard College Names Miriam Felton-Dansky Director of Undergraduate Theater and Performance Program
- Award-Winning Author Suzy Hansen Joins Bard Globalization and International Affairs Program Faculty
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