The Bardian
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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.
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
- Catch and Kill: Bard Alum Ronan Farrow ’04 Recounts Chasing the Harvey Weinstein Story in New Book
- Nayland Blake ’82 Retrospective Opens at Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, September 29
- Undone: New Series by BoJack Horseman Creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg ’06 Is “Indescribably Great Television”
- Interview: New Yorker Contributor Ronan Farrow ’04 on MIT and Jeffrey Epstein
- In Praise of Painting’s Ambiguity: Poet John Yau ’72 on the Work of Jasper Johns
- Bard CCS Alumna Anne Ellegood ’98 Appointed Director of Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art
- Hudson Valley Entrepreneurs Bjorn Quenemoen ’03 and Jamie O’Shea ’03 Take Their Sustainably Sourced, Solar-Popped Popcorn Mainstream
- Natalia Drozdiak ’10 Reports on Breakthrough First Image of Black Hole
- Patrick Vaill ’07 Began Playing Oklahoma’s Jud Fry as a Bard Student—Now, He’s Headed for Broadway
- Bard Prison Initiative Alumnus Antoine Patton Creates App to Keep Families Connected During Incarceration