In her new role as deputy chief of staff to Governor Hochul, Linda Sun ’06 is helping immigrant communities — and all New Yorkers — find their voice in local government
From backyard gardens to weddings, flowers surround us with beauty and serve to punctuate our celebrations as well as comfort us in times of sadness. They’re also a multibillion-dollar industry that has recently grappled with questions regarding sustainability. These three Barnard alums — Laura Beth Resnick ’11, Molly Culver ’03, and Sophia Moreno-Bunge ’09 — are sowing a different approach to flowers and, in the process, are addressing important issues while creating new ways to showcase this most natural art form.
In her new role as deputy chief of staff to Governor Hochul, Linda Sun ’06 is helping immigrant communities — and all New Yorkers — find their voice in local government
Molly Culver ’03 discusses a new and more sustainable approach to floristry.
A tireless champion of social justice, Janet Axelrod ’73 advocated for progressive causes, effecting change within her community and in the worlds of philanthropy and tech