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Professor Sergio DellaPergolla reexamines the main patterns and influences of international migration from the former Soviet Union.
Anthropology professor Nan Rothschild is spearheading an excavation project this summer in Central Park examining the remains of Seneca Village, an African-American village that was displaced when the park was created in the 1850s.
Current members of the Barnard Creative Writing faculty read from their work, including poetry, prose and drama.
Sylvia Alajaji examines how hip-hop allows Muslim women a space for exploring and claiming the complex, multifaceted, and sometimes contradictory aspects of their identities.
“When parents buy eggs or sperm, when they contract with surrogates, they are doing business,” says Debora Spar.
"Radio City Music Hall was always an iconic place for me," writes Martha Stewart '63 in The Wall Street Journal
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