Lapham's Quarterly Finds New Home at Bard College
In a significant move for the literary and academic world, Bard College has announced its acquisition of Lapham's Quarterly, the acclaimed thematic journal founded by Lewis Lapham in 2007. This strategic partnership promises to secure the publication's future and expand its intellectual reach.
The quarterly magazine, known for its innovative approach of exploring contemporary issues through historical texts and perspectives, will now be integrated into Bard's robust humanities program. Founded by the former Harper's Magazine editor Lewis Lapham, the journal has been a unique platform for interdisciplinary exploration, featuring writings from diverse historical periods and perspectives.
Key aspects of the acquisition include:
- Preservation of the journal's distinctive editorial vision
- Enhanced academic resources and support
- Potential expanded distribution through Bard's networks
- Continued commitment to intellectual discourse
Bard College President Leon Botstein expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition, noting that Lapham's Quarterly represents an exceptional model of intellectual engagement that aligns perfectly with the college's academic mission. The move ensures that the journal will continue its tradition of bridging historical insights with contemporary understanding.
For readers and contributors, this transition represents a promising evolution for one of America's most distinctive humanities publications, guaranteeing its continued exploration of complex ideas across time and disciplines.
