Faculty News
Distinguished Writer in Residence Dawn Lundy Martin Joins Bard Faculty Year Round
The Division of Languages and Literature is pleased to announce the tenured appointment of Dawn Lundy Martin to the faculty of Bard College as Distinguished Writer in Residence in the Written Arts Program at the rank of full professor. Her appointment begins in the spring 2023 semester. Dawn Lundy Martin is an American poet, essayist, and memoirist. More >
Punishing Russians Won’t End the Ukraine War, Writes Professor Ian Buruma in the Washington Post
“Economic punishment almost never has the desired effect of bringing down a tyranny or stopping violent aggression,” writes Ian Buruma, Paul W. Williams Professor of Human Rights and Journalism at Bard, observing that sanctions against Russia have not stopped Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine. Drawing parallels to the practice of bombing civilians during World War II and the War in Vietnam, Buruma adds, “If anything, shared hardship tends to rally people around a common enemy and strengthen support for their leaders.” More >
Recent News
- Jonathan Becker Discusses the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Chernobyl, and the War in Ukraine with C Mandler ’19 for CBS News
- Bard College Professor Daniel Mendelsohn Wins Italy’s Prestigious 2022 Malaparte Prize
- Bard Physics Professor Clara Sousa-Silva Coauthors New Research on How the James Webb Space Telescope Impacts Our Understanding of Planetary Atmospheres
- Bard Music Professor Angelica Sanchez’s New Album Previewed in New York Times
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