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The Bardian is the official magazine of Bard College. It is published twice yearly and serves to inform the Bard community on the lives and work of Bard alumni/ae, the news of the College, and articles of interest by alumni/ae and faculty. The Bardian also publishes class notes, alumni/ae profiles, obituaries, and the honor roll of donors for the past fiscal year.
Bardians in the News
Chelsea Mozen MBA '15; courtesy Etsy
Bard MBA Alumna Chelsea Mozen '15 Rewires E-Commerce Industry with Carbon-Neutral Delivery at Etsy
Chelsea Mozen MBA ’15 joined the inaugural class of Bard’s MBA in Sustainability program in the fall of 2012 because she wanted to make clean energy a priority in the business world. Now she's heading up a first-of-its kind carbon offset program at Etsy, which she originally conceptualized for her Capstone Project at Bard.
Patrick Vaill '07 and Amber Gray in Oklahoma! Photo by Cory Weaver
Alumni/ae News
- Provocation and Follow-Through: Star Soprano Julia Bullock MM ’11 on NPR’s Amplify with Lara Downes
- Review: Sometimes You Have to Lie, New Biography about Harriet the Spy Author Louise Fitzhugh ’51
- Azikiwe Mohammed ’05 Founds Black Painters Academy, a New School Dedicated to Black Art History
- Bard Alumnus Adam Conover ’04 to Host New Netflix Comedy The G Word, Produced by Barack and Michelle Obama
- Painter Amy Sillman MFA ’95 Explores Diagrams in a Previously Unpublished Version of Her “an endlessly revised essay”
- Actor Patrick Vaill ’07 Writes About His New Netflix Series Dash & Lily and Filming in His Hometown of NYC during the Pandemic
- Bard MBA in Sustainability Grads Rethink Children's Clothing with Cahoots
- Martine Syms MFA ’17 is Shortlisted by Rolls-Royce Art Programme for Its Inaugural Flagship Initiative, the Dream Commission
- Filmmaker Hazel Gurland-Pooler ’99 Awarded $25,000 Grant as One of Six Finalists for Library of Congress Lavine / Ken Burns Prize for Film
- Interview: Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance (BAAD!) Cofounder Arthur Aviles ’87 Talks to PBS NewsHour about Finding New Ways to Continue Showcasing and Supporting Local Artists During the Pandemic
Class of 2019. Photo by Pete Mauney '93 MFA '00
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