Campus Life

Although Wolfgang Puck, Bobby Flay, and Rachel Ray are not teaming up in the kitchen to produce killer and rocking meals for Bard's students, the food at Bard's cafeteria is edible. Humorously, it's college cafeteria food; don't always expect it to be that satisfying. However, there are many cafes, diners, and eateries on campus, as well as a grocery store called The Green Onion. So, if one option fails, there is a plethora of other options.

Definitely could improve, but they are accommodating toward dietary needs.

Not many options, but staff and food are generally awesome.

Bard only has one dining hall- Kline Commons- and it's terrible. The selection isn't that great and it's not very good for you.

The food at Bard ranges from decent to, this is completely gross! The food that they serve can be good some days while other days make you want to throw it all up. Beware the food at Kline.

Ugh. Kline is grooossss. For the lack of options, at least Chartwells acknowledges the value of alternative eating choices.

Heard it's not too good. You'll have to buy board though.

Greek life? Yes, Bard students read and discuss profound works of Plato, Aristotle, and other Greek philosophers, nevertheless, Bard students don't have a Greek life. Our lack of it is not based on a firm belief that we are above Greek life; it just hasn't been a part of our culture.

Nonexistent, but unnecessary here.

none

We don't have a Greek life.

Absolutely none, and we'd like to keep it that way.