In Memoriam: Celeste Dupuy-Spencer ’08
Celeste Dupuy-Spencer ’08, acclaimed painter and activist, whose work chronicled topical issues by turning her striking and audacious lens on inequality, gender, and society, has died. She was 46.
Alumna Abigail Wilson ’23 Receives National Science Foundation 2026 Graduate Research Fellowship
The program has recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students who are pursuing full-time research-based master’s and doctoral degrees in STEM fields.
Bard Alumna Lindsey Aldrich Jordan ’24 and Bard Students Tessa Ni ’28, Anna Gaylord ’27, and Myla Allen ’27 Write About Attending Hannah Arendt Event in Vienna
The Hannah Arendt Lesen event focused on the “Irreversibility and the Power to Forgive” chapter of Hannah Arendt’s The Human Condition and its counterpart in Arendt’s German translation.
More News
- Ina Constantin ‘26 Presents at Historical Materialism Istanbul 2026
- Kate McNamara MA-CCS ’07 Named Director of the Carpenter Center for Visual Arts
- Tschabalala Self ’12 Interviewed in the New York Times and Elle Decor
- Bard Alumna Sonita Alizadeh ’23 Profiled in Forbes
- Bard Alumni/ae Will Feature in the 2026 Venice Biennale
- Lola Kirke ’12 Profiled in the New York Times
- Bard Alumna Diya Vij ’08 to Lead New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs
- Mira Dancy ’01 Featured in the Financial Times
- BCB alumnus Erick Moreno Superlano '22 co-authors article on Venezuela for Geography Directions