When I first arrived at the beautiful Great Barrington campus of Bard College at Simon’s Rock in May 2001, I had no idea my life was about to change. I was interviewing for a faculty position at what ...

GREAT BARRINGTON — After Bard College at Simon’s Rock announced last week it that it is closing its 275-acre campus off Alford Road, some residents had a suggestion: “Let’s put the new high school ...

Bard College at Simon’s Rock, an unconventional early college program, will close its campus in Western Massachusetts and relocate to upstate New York, after dwindling enrollment made the operation ...

Great Barrington’s Planning Board came up with a long list of permitted and prohibited reuses for the closing Bard College at Simon’s Rock campus at a Thursday evening meeting. While the campus is ...

Bard College is laying off 116 employees at its Great Barrington campus, Bard College at Simon’s Rock, as part of the school’s planned relocation to upstate New York later this year. The layoffs will ...

Bard College announced this week that Simon’s Rock will be relocated from Great Barrington, Massachusetts to Annandale, New York. The private college’s Board of Trustees and Board of Overseers says ...

Bard College at Simon’s Rock in Great Barrington will offer its employees few benefits following its closure. While the institution will be paying employees for their accrued and unused vacation time, ...

The Great Barrington planning board passed a zoning proposal on Thursday evening to add additional zoning to the closing Bard College at Simon’s Rock campus. While the campus is only zoned for ...

Bard College has announced that Simon’s Rock will be relocated from Great Barrington, Massachusetts to Annandale, New York. The private college’s Board of Trustees and Board of Overseers announced on ...

Bard College will close its campus in Great Barrington, Bard College at Simon’s Rock, amid declining enrollment and move its operations next fall to a new location near the main campus in Annandale-on ...

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