Student News
![Asad Malik's Noema app](/sites/default/files/styles/alumni_story_300x225/public/sources/stories/MalikAsad_Noema_600x450.jpg?itok=JVR9OCxv)
Asad Malik ’19, a freshman at Bennington College, is co-creator of a new app that hopes to create a global “connected mind” when users share their thoughts and ideas.
![Back on the Road to Paradise](/sites/default/files/styles/alumni_story_300x225/public/sources/stories/balloon.jpg?itok=8a3VNgcr)
Road to Paradise, a dance and theatre piece written and choreographed by Carson Efird ‘05, was restaged at the 10th annual Tennessee Williams Theatre Festival and featured Bahar Barharloo ‘14, Rory Cullen ‘15, and several students and faculty.
![Shirley Jackson's Let Me Tell You](/sites/default/files/styles/alumni_story_300x225/public/sources/stories/JacksonShirley_LetMeTellYou_600x450.jpg?itok=YaBPDy8m)
Prashansa Taneja '16 has a review of Shirley Jackson's Let Me Tell You in The Millions, an online magazine offering coverage on books, arts, and culture.
![Commencement 2015](/sites/default/files/styles/alumni_story_300x225/public/sources/stories/Commencement2015_600x450.jpg?itok=0jNJxq6y)
Plans for the members of the Class of 2015 range from publishing to public service to academia to the professional realm.
![Roi Ankori-Karlinsky](/sites/default/files/styles/alumni_story_300x225/public/sources/stories/APA_ITF_Karlinsky_600x450.jpg?itok=gnd3BLgr)
An op-ed in the Rutland Herald by Roi Ankori-Karlinsky '16, a member of the Bennington College Incarceration Task Force, argues that strict suspension and expulsion policies in public schools cause significantly more harm than good.