Alex White will use a nearly $800,000 grant to map how the brain reads and find new ways to maximize individual learning potential.
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Professor of French and Africana Studies Kaiama L. Glover
Barnard professor welcomed into prestigious honor society and research center
Barnard launched a new series “Hot Topics in Higher Education,” encouraging discourse surrounding higher education today.
The Barnard graduate became the first Chinese woman in the U.S. to earn a doctorate.
The Curiosity Initiative Spring Lecture Speakers Brought an Array of Expertise and Knowledge on How to Approach What We Want to Know Most
Barnard College has been recognized as a top producing institution for the Benjamin Gilman International Scholarship, which supports Pell Grant recipients studying abroad.
Students from Barnard College earned prestigious Fulbright grants to pursue research projects and teach English in countries around the world.
Eleven grant-funded projects will honor Hurston’s influence through art, scholarship, storytelling, and community engagement.
Nia Ashley ’16 will co-teach a course with Chair and Professor of Africana Studies Monica Miller in spring 2027.
The program serves as an access point to building healthy financial habits for lifelong success.
The annual award — the largest prize for researchers in the field — recognizes outstanding scholarship that deepens our knowledge and understanding of the past.
Women’s Wrestling Becomes The First Varsity Sport Added At Columbia In Nearly 20 Years.
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
The Roy and Diana Vagelos Science Center brings innovative sustainability to the future of Barnard STEM.
The annual award, established in 1949, recognizes the most distinguished work of scholarship in the history of architecture published by a North American scholar.
Retired Barnard alumnae live the next chapter of their lives at a residential learning community through Purchase College.