Upcoming Campus Events
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3/28FridayJoin Civic Ambassadors Weekly Events Various Campus Locations
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3/28FridayThe Revolutionary Spirit: Hannah Arendt and Black Political Thought Multiple Locations
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3/28Friday
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3/28FridayBard Master of Arts in Teaching Program (Bard MAT) Virtual Info Session for Graduating Seniors 12:00 pm EDT/GMT-4
Online Event
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3/28Friday
Student Government and Clubs
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BSG is a democratic forum that provides student representation on College committees and administers funding for student-run organizations. -
OSA works with students and staff to organize hikes, concerts, parties, comedy nights, substance-free entertainment, and athletics. -
Students can choose from 150 active clubs, ranging in subject from engineering to tango. Any student can start a club, with new clubs each year.
Campus + Community
The Bard Farm
The 1.25-acre Bard College Farm was established in 2012 with a mission to create a lasting connection between students, farming, and food. More than 245 students have worked at the farm and hundreds more have volunteered to help produce more than 222,000 pounds of crops, which are sold to the College dining service and at a weekly farm stand on campus, and donated to local emergency food programs. The farm also works with the campus food pantry to provide produce vouchers to food-insecure students.
Center for Civic Engagement
Bard uses its campus and resources to develop and support robust and sustainable partnerships to address local, national, and global problems, reach underserved populations, and tackle critical issues of education and public policy. The Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) at Bard College supports, coordinates, and promotes a wide array of student and institutional initiatives.
The Bard Prison Initiative began as a TLS project. Photo by Pete Mauney ’93 MFA ’00
Trustee Leader Scholar
The TLS program is an incubator for students with big ideas who are committed to civic action.