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PBS Documentary Based on Bard College Clemente Course Students to Air on Martin Luther King Day
“I could hit a reset on everything that was painful and traumatic to me and really go out and get the life that I deserved but never had.” So says Kafi Dixon in A Reckoning in Boston, a new PBS documentary that will premiere on Martin Luther King Day, January 17. The film follows Dixon and Carl Chandler, a fellow student in Bard’s Clemente Course in the Humanities—a free, college-accredited program for low-income adults—as they are immersed in the study of Baldwin, Monet, Plato, and many others, all while working to combat racial inequality and gentrification in their city.
Bard Physics Professor Shuo Zhang Presents Research on Supermassive Black Hole at 2022 American Astronomical Society Press Conference
Bard College Assistant Professor of Physics Shuo Zhang has been invited by the American Astronomical Society (AAS) to present her most recent research on how surrounding molecular gas clouds offer insight into the activity history of Sgr A*, the now inactive supermassive black hole at the center of our Milky Way galaxy. Read More >>Bardians Featured in Dance Magazine
“Dance has always been a radical act, even if it was covered in gauze and tulle.”—Maria Simpson, Professor of Dance and Dance Program Director
Dance Magazine features Bard College in its January 2022 issue, highlighting the work of Sam Pratt ’14 in its “25 to Watch” cover story, and interviewing Bard senior Leslie Morales and Professor Maria Simpson in “Dance with a Purpose,” an article about blending art and activism in your practice, even before graduation. Read More >>
More Bard News
- Professor Sanjib Baruah Reflects on Why the Capitol Attack Remains Hotly Contested in the United States
- Interview: New York Painter Angela Manno ’75 Talks about Her Paintings of Endangered Species as Icons
- Marie Schleef ’14 Wins Chanel Next Prize, an International Award to Catalyse Innovation across Arts and Culture
- The Orchestra Now Begins Spring 2022 Season at the Fisher Center at Bard College February 5 – May 8, 2022
- Opus 40, 57-Acre Sculpture Park Created by the Late Harvey Fite ’30, Begins 2022 with $650,000 in New Funding
- Professor L. Randall Wray Asks: Are Concerns Over Growing Federal Government Debt Misplaced?
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