Barnard Magazine

Sylvia Montero ’72 endows a scholarship in honor of her parents 
who supported her in school and in life

Leaping over language barriers with the aid of a prestigious scholarship

Gail Beltrone works behind the scenes to benefit & beautify the Campus

Veena Sud ’89

Tobi Tobias ’59 


The search for an absolute often leads to ambiguity

Finding support in community at a time of grief

The oldest living Holocaust survivor & her worldview

Assistant professors join science and humanities departments

Women in Public Service Project encourages women 
to enter government at all levels

Alicia Hall Moran ’95 


As the summer sun set, alumnae across the globe welcomed the newest members of the Barnard community at send-off parties for students and their parents. Barnard clubs in Connecticut, Westchester, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, and S