At the northern edge of campus, these residence halls sit in the shadow of the Catskill mountains. These halls share North Campus with the Fisher Performing Arts Center, Bard Health & Counseling Services, and the Bard Farm.
Residence Hall Menu
North Campus Residence Halls
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Bard’s newest residence halls house over 400 students across four suite-style dormitory buildings, utilizing a passive house design that benefits residents through increased comfort and the greater community through a reduced operational carbon footprint. -
Comprised of two wings, Robbins House and Robbins Addition, Robbins is the largest residence hall on campus. -
Ward Manor is an estate with two residential wings: Manor House and Manor Annex.
North Campus Community Map
North Campus Reslife Team
North Campus is guided by a team of nine Peer Counselors, one Lead Peer Counselor, and an Area Coordinator. Reach out to these folks for anything you need; if they can't help they can at least lead you in the right direction!
Residential Evening Support Time (REST)
In the Neighborhood
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Located west of the North Campus residences, the Bard College Farm produces food for the Kline Dining Commons, Bard Farm Stand, and local eateries. -
Health and Counseling Services shares a home in Robbins House Annex, with a dedicated entrance at the South end of Robbins House. -
The Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts at Bard College, designed by Frank Gehry, illustrates the College’s commitment to the performing arts as a cultural and educational necessity.
