Faculty News
Insightful and Incisive John Hultgren’s Border Walls Gone Green was a finalist for the first-annual Clay Morgan Award for the Best Book in Environmental Political Theory.
Painted Sculptures and the Bennington Sprays An exhibition of works by two former faculty members and iconic figures in contemporary art—sculptor Sir Anthony Caro and painter Jules Olitski—is currently on view at Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York City.
Anselmo Bringing Health Services to Rural SchoolsWAMC radio interviewed Bennington’s director of Health Services, Dr. Randy Anselmo, about his recently launched telemedicine startup, which aims to provide quality, reliable healthcare services to small, rural private colleges, camps, and boarding schools.
Cohen Brings Global Perspective to Local High School Rabbi Michael Cohen has brought his Bennington course on Conflict Resolution to Burr & Burton Academy, a private high school in nearby Manchester, Vermont.
The I-70 Sign ShowAnne Thompson, director of Bennington’s Usdan Gallery, was interviewed on KCRW Radio about her public art exhibition, the I-70 Sign Show, which displays works of contemporary art on surplus interstate billboards along 250 miles between St. Louis and Kansas City.