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By : Margarethe Hattingh November 13, 2018November 16, 2018

From the Archives – Portraits

What do alumni Aya Ibrahim and Tuvshinzaya Gantulga have in common with students Wafa Mustafa (BA3), Mais Hriesh (who has since graduated from Bard NY) and the once-neighboring “Family Without Borders” who now resides in Budapest? Aside from the fact that they all appear in this email, at some point in the past three years

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By : Claire August August 24, 2018August 31, 2018

Found Fragments of a “Language and Thinking” Notebook

This past May, I moved out of my first non-dorm housing in Berlin. Behind a dense pile of important documents that had been pressed tightly (carelessly?) against my bedroom wall, I rediscovered my Language and Thinking notebook, about half-filled and bound in red Bard College Berlin cardstock. I also found the course reader, stuffed with

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By : Margarethe Hattingh April 27, 2018June 1, 2018

What to Expect When You’re Expecting (To Study Abroad)

Giving birth to your study abroad year is going to be a long and difficult process. It’s best to get any expectations of an easy transition out of your head and, instead, mentally prepare yourself to push. If you thought selecting a destination that matches with your degree program’s requirements and turning in all the

By : Ronni Shalev August 11, 2017February 17, 2020

Alumni Speak: Tuvshinzaya Gantulga on Liberal Arts

On the BCB campus, it’s not uncommon to find students who switch seamlessly between their three mother tongues. Someone might hesitate before answering the question “Where are you from?” or “Where will you be next year?” Last month, I sat down in front of my computer to chat with Tuvshinzaya Gantulga, a BCB alumnus who

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By : Margarethe Hattingh December 15, 2015

Taking SAD Seriously: An Informational Article

Rumours of a fast-approaching and fickel Berlin winter are making their way around the BCB campus. These rumours are not unfounded. With the rotation of the earth and Science, days are growing shorter and colder; light is growing less and dimmer as the sun is shrouded behind unknowably dense, grey clouds. The happy symphony of

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By : Yinette Ortiz March 9, 2013April 24, 2013

Appearance vs Reality: A Quick Guide to a Young Student’s Impressions of the Great Bear City

Before Arriving I arrived to Berlin on a late February morning, along with other fellow students from Bard College supposed to spend a semester abroad at ECLA of Bard. As any good student would, I heartily researched my new home before arriving there. Speaking with many who had either previously lived or traveled there, I

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