Barnard Medal of Distinction also presented to human rights activist Jimmie Briggs, acclaimed architect Elizabeth Diller, and Lena Dunham, GIRLS Creator and Star
From the busy streets of Dhaka to the Flamenco caves of Granada, each year more than 200 Barnard students travel far and wide during their study abroad experiences, often capturing the world through camera lenses.
Reunion 2013 is around the corner! Come back to campus for a weekend filled with activities, from cocktail receptions to faculty discussions, live storytelling performances, and dancing under the stars.
Schedule of Events, Sunday, May 19 9:30 a.m.: Baccalaureate Service: St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia campus. Tickets are not required, but indoor seating is limited. Additional tented seating will be available on the Chapel lawn. 1 p.m.: Department/Program Receptions: Guests are invited to meet their graduate's faculty and deans at receptions on the Barnard campus. 2:45 p.m.: Students and faculty taking part in the procession will board buses for Radio City. 3 p.m.: Doors open at Radio City. Guests will form lines on both 50th and 51st streets, between 6th Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) and Fifth Avenue. For those with disabilities and/or limited mobility, please use the entrance at 50th Street and 6th Avenue. Staff will be available to assist you to your seats. Please arrive at this entrance between 2:45 and 3:00p.m. 4 p.m.: The ceremony begins. It will be projected onto large screens on both sides of the stage. The ceremony will not be webcast this year.
