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Bard Student Grace Miller-Trabold ’26 Awarded Davis Projects for Peace Grant

“The artistic medium of textile is inherently peacebuilding as it cultivates a multigenerational, community centered experience that is grounded in intentionality, gratitude, and reciprocity.”

Pocketbook Issues Such as Raising Minimum Wages, Paid Leave, and Protecting Public Education Could Sway the American Electorate, New Levy Economics Institute Report Says

Pocketbook Issues Such as Raising Minimum Wages, Paid Leave, and Protecting Public Education Could Sway the American Electorate, New Levy Economics Institute Report Says

"Americans are far more progressive than either party gives them credit for. Whatever path forward Democrats choose, winning back the working class would be a long process without a big and bold vision,” says coauthor Pavlina R. Tcherneva.

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CCS Bard’s 2025 Graduating Class Critically Reimagines the Present in 15 Curatorial Projects 

The projects point, in the students’ words, “to a deep engagement with histories that reverberate back and forth in time to critically reimagine the present.”

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Bard College Appoints Roosevelt Montás to its Faculty as the John and Margaret Bard Professor in Liberal Education and Civic Life

At Bard, Montás will teach in the undergraduate college and lead research for the advancement of liberal education.

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