Barnard Magazine
Noteworthy
A trailblazer of experimental verse, Alice Notley ’67 was recognized as one of the most influential poets of her generation
Bhinda Malla Shah ’56, Nepal’s first woman ambassador, led a bold life of courage, intellect, and service
Before the current exhibition of her work at the Milstein Center, Professor Kadambari Baxi mounted “Trigger Planting” at the Frieze New York art fair
Anthea Sylbert ’59 was a Hollywood movie producer, a studio executive, and an Oscar-nominated costume designer
Nancy Neveloff Dubler ’64 untangled thorny medical issues with compassion — and taught countless others to do the same
