Gilson Place: Acknowledging the Past While Moving Ahead
By Najwa Jamal '21
On Friday, May 10, Bard College president Leon Botstein joined students, alumni/ae, and faculty to officially unveil Gilson Place. Formerly known as Grey Stone Cottage, the small building just off Annandale Road near the Stevenson Library is now dedicated to the general advancement of students of color.
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