Opinion: Where Syria Goes Next After the Fall of Assad by Fred Hof
“After years of persecution by a brutal regime . . . the Syrian revolution, regardless of what happens next, is where it belongs: In the hands of the Syrian people,” writes Hof.
Blues Beneath the Beams: A Community's Call to Connection
Arghawan Bani ‘26 writes about the Community Blues Music Jam and the story behind it, reminding us that community is not defined by a physical location, but by the people who choose to support one another.
Student Course Moderators Trace Early Patterns of Global History, Shedding Light on the Present
“Our lives are directly connected and affected by globalization and processes that occurred in earlier history," says Eleanor Petersen-Rockney, Bard ‘25, a student moderator from the OSUN course "History of Globalization."
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