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A Celebration of Heritage

What it Means to Call Yourself Latina

In celebration of National Latinx Heritage Month, Barnard asks, “How do you self-identify?” and members of the community share their complex, powerful answers.

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Barnard Year of Science

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Across the 2021-2022 academic year, the College is celebrating all things STEM on campus.

Where STEM Soars

Discover Barnard

Join the scientists, athletes, poets, performers, artists, and activists who make up Barnard's nearly 2,600 students and 35,000+ alumnae. In this community, voices command respect and diverse experiences help shape the discourse.

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An Education for Tomorrow

Voices & Stories

Creators

Senior PoV

Thesis projects showcase students' creative visions

Conscious Consumption

Student Leaders

Work toward food security & sustainability

Neuroscientist

Professor María de la Paz Fernández

Breaks down circadian neurons and the body's clock

Filmmaker

Shannon Harris ’01

On sisterhood, community, and leadership skills

A Family Affair

The Goldmark Family

Discuss "Haikus for New York City" and their connection to the City

Welcome to Class

Animal Behavior

In biology professor Alison Pischedda’s course, students gain a deeper appreciation for the behaviors observed in the animal kingdom — even during times of quarantine.

Commune with nature

Mystics: Medieval and Modern

First-year students study how seeking connections to the divine has fueled artists and writers for centuries in art history professor Greg Bryda’s seminar.

Find your inspiration

Podcasting in French

Laurie Postlewate, senior lecturer in French, guides students through a comprehensive understanding of the language in this advanced course.

Écoute maintenant

Visual Neuroscience: From the Eyeball to the Mind’s Eye

Neuroscience professor Alex White’s course unpacks how we see by exploring the intricate connection between our eyes and our brain.

Understand your vision

Theatre Traditions in the Global Context

Through workshops and independent projects, professor Shayoni Mitra immerses her students in six international styles of theatre.

Get into the Act

American Monument Cultures

Art history professor Elizabeth Hutchinson helps students explore the significance of monuments throughout history, using digital humanities platforms to engage with the cultural and political power of public structures.

Learn the stories behind the statues

Computational Text Analysis

In this course, computer science professor Adam Poliak teaches students the skills needed to answer their biggest research questions.

Dive into the data

News

Climate Change

Events

Sep 21

Upcycled Crochet Bag Workshop

September 21, 2021 | 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Design Center, Milstein Room 104

Sep 23

Building a Circular Campus: Connecting the Dots Between Scope 3 Emissions, Circularity, and Justice NYC Climate Week at Barnard

September 23, 2021 | 4:00pm - 5:00pm

Online, Zoom

Sep 29

Barnard Distinguished Lecture in Computer Science: Ayanna Howard (The Ohio State University)

September 29, 2021 | 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Lynn Chu Classroom, Milstein LL002

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