Author Archives: amurphy

As we begin spring semester, the Bard Reading Initiative and the Dean of the College would like to announce a call for student-organized reading groups and circles. The deadline for Proposals February 14, 2025. Submit your proposal here. Reading groups do not need … Continue reading →

Closing reception: This Book Makes Sense student artist book exhibit Tuesday, February 11 from 4-5:30 Stevenson Library, third floor Join us on the third floor for a closing reception celebrating an exhibit of artist books from Tatjana Myoko von Prittwitz’s … Continue reading →

BYO Book Group Wednesday, February 12, 5-6 pm Stevenson Library (First floor!) Do you enjoy reading and talking about reading? Join the BYO Book Group at Stevenson Library! No assigned reading — just a place to connect with others and … Continue reading →

Stevenson Library is pleased to announce a series of Zine workshops featuring our unique collection of zines. Hosted by archives assistant Michael Orsini, these workshops will take place on the first floor of the library and offer the opportunity to … Continue reading →

Calling all seniors! To help you get back in the groove after break, the library is offering a 2 hour drop-in help session this Friday, February 7 from 2-4 pm in the computer lab. Librarians will be on hand to … Continue reading →

Stevenson Library is pleased to announce a new exhibition on the first floor: Creative Maladjustment features a selection of Artists’ Books from our collection in conversation with Project 2025. Join us for an opening reception on Tuesday, February 4 at … Continue reading →

Experimental Humanities Sound Booth at Stevenson Library 5:30-7:00 pm Wednesday, January 29 Record your thoughts about this political moment and become a part of Bard history in the Experimental Humanities Portable Sound Booth. The booth, designed, built, and managed by … Continue reading →

Misinformation & You: The first 100 Days Wednesday, Jan 29 7-8 pm Stevenson Library (first floor) False and misleading information–in all its forms–is having profound effects on democracy and civic life around the world. World leaders regularly weaponize false stories … Continue reading →

Stressed? Even during crunch time, it’s important to take breaks to help you stay alert and manage stress. Wednesday December 11 4-5 pm — visit with some of Bard’s Therapy Dogs visit brought to you by Bard Wellness. Friday, December … Continue reading →