All Bard News by Date
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February 2016
02-25-2016
Elizabeth Royte '81 wrote the cover story for the March issue of National Geographic on how one third of global food is wasted, and the people who are working to change that.
02-24-2016
"Apple’s marketing promises that each new product will help us live up to our highest ideals; however, more often than not, the products ... enable our basest impulses," Marrs writes.
02-23-2016
Arthur Holland Michel '13, cofounder and codirector of Bard's Center for the Study of the Drone, gives input on the use of drones to prevent rhino poaching in South Africa.
02-14-2016
"Worm Loves Worm ... brilliantly explores the idea of love between two beings, regardless of gender (or species) and despite societal pressures."
02-13-2016
Nguyen Khoi Nguyen, video and multimedia editor at Science magazine, created this video on last week's monumental, first-time detection of gravitational waves.
02-11-2016
Cekala found beauty in the salt used to keep Boston roads safe. Her curiosity has led to an exhibition of photography and video, now on view for the second time in the city.
02-11-2016
Cynthia Conti-Cook will receive the Michele S. Maxian Award for Outstanding Public Defense Practitioner for her instrumental role in the Eric Garner case.
02-10-2016
Caitlin Keogh is now being represented by Chelsea gallery Bortolami. Her work can be found in the well-received group exhibition “Flatlands” at the Whitney Museum of Art.
02-09-2016
The new culinary education center, cofounded by world-renowned restaurateur Claus Meyer, is free to residents of Brownsville, Brooklyn.
02-01-2016
Joris-Peyrafitte’s "tragic love story for the no-labels generation" began as his Senior Project at Bard in 2014, and has now won a Special Jury Award at the Sundance Film Festival.
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