Eleven grant-funded projects will honor Hurston’s influence through art, scholarship, storytelling, and community engagement.
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Nia Ashley ’16 will co-teach a course with Chair and Professor of Africana Studies Monica Miller in spring 2027.
Alumna said she’s used ‘every single course’ she took at Barnard in her career.
Alumnae spanning generations return to Morningside Heights for the College’s annual reunion.
The award-winning NBC News executive helped bring the documentary “Filmed in Gaza” to viewers, securing two wins at the 47th annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards.
Barnard alumna recently wrapped production on the anticipated sequel to romantic comedy, Red, White & Royal Blue, adding to her repertoire of beloved queer projects.
Small Moments of Curiosity Brought Me to My Current Role: VP of Pro Design Tools at Adobe
Retired Barnard alumnae live the next chapter of their lives at a residential learning community through Purchase College.
Hannah Wacholder Katsman ’86 describes her slain son as a man of peace, leans on community to carry his memory forward
The appointment comes after more than three decades in the field as a leading researcher in child psychology.
Alumnae with careers spanning different industries — retail, education, and science — honored in annual list highlighting trailblazers.
Ahead of her retirement in August, the veteran zooarchaeologist reflects on more than 50 years of groundbreaking work with some of the world’s oldest remains.
Barnard cultivates a life-long community through its inaugural Longest Table.
The Pulitzer Prize-nominated playwright discusses the limited-run revival of her 2008 play, now on Broadway at Second Stage’s Hayes Theater.
Weekend offers opportunities to reconnect, hear lectures from top Barnard professors, and more.
The recent graduate has a unique role with the National Wildlife Federation: the Offshore Wind Energy team’s Storytelling Fellow.
Harriet Newman Cohen ’52, one of the nation's leading matrimonial and family law attorneys, details her life in her new Memoir, “Passion and Power: A Life in Three Worlds.”
Artificial intelligence experts joined together for Barnard’s AI symposium to discuss what responsible AI looks like on a college campus and build upon the College’s framework for AI literacy.
Barnard alumnae and students are set to screen their respective films at the 16th annual Athena Film Festival.
Juliet Howard ’86 and her wife, Norma Jennings, both trailblazers in their own right, have dedicated their lives to public service. In January 2026, the two were believed to be the first same-sex married couple concurrently sworn in as judges in the New York courts.