As Debora Spar bid adieu to her nine-year presidency, she sat down for a conversation with Jennifer Finney Boylan, the inaugural Anna Quindlen Writer in Residence
Spring 2017
Barnard Magazine
On the Cover
The College will ‘do our part to fight climate change’
Drawn together by Barnard, alumnae forge deep friendships across generations
This essay is adapted from Professor Robert A. McCaughey’s forthcoming book, a history of Barnard that draws on the College’s archival records and interviews with members of the Barnard community
Also in this issue...
Journalist Maria Hinojosa ’84 tells the human tales behind the nation’s demographic changes
Harper’s Bazaar lauds campus publication Hoot as the feminist magazine ‘you need to start reading’
Skateboard under her feet, Alexis Sablone ’08 dazzles with daring tricks and technical aplomb
Three alumnae enhance their support for the College with generous gifts to The Bold Standard campaign
The Cheryl and Philip Milstein Teaching and Learning Center is scheduled to open in fall 2018
This essay is excerpted from You Don’t Look Your Age . . . and Other Fairy Tales, a new book by Sheila Nevins ’60 that reflects on frenemies, dieting, and aging
Anna Quindlen ’74 looks back on the triumphs of the departing president
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