Civic Ambassadors Funding Facts Vol. 6
Each week, the Civic Ambassadors at Bard follow and report on a new topic surrounding local and state funding. This week's funding fact talks about construction of a new facility for The Youth Opportunity Union.
Bard Students Take a Field Trip to the Polls
On Tuesday, November 4th, Jonathan Becker and Simon Gilhooley’s politics class, Student Voting: Power, Politics and Race in the Fight for American Democracy, went to cast their votes as a community. Students walked together from their classroom in Barringer House to Bard’s polling site at the Campus Center.
Interview with Sierra Ford ‘26: What to Know About the Upcoming Elections
"Voting is one of the most powerful ways we can communicate our desires to our elected officials. When you choose not to vote, you rob yourself of that opportunity." - Sierra Ford ‘26
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