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… Summer 2014 On The Move By Abigail Beshkin Barnard Magazine Summer 2014 Few … In dance we just have, like, go. KG : You had your first thrust into really popular culture when you merged … to Beach Boys music]. Do you have thoughts about your work being considered crossover ballet, a ballet that merges with …

… dialogues. Two goals inform our approach to this subject. First, this project aims to test and share pedagogical … strategies that understand disagreement as essential to the process of learning. In this regard, all of the … creative and practical responses to the material they are being asked to engage with, especially when it may relate to …

… Barnard Experts Offer Academic Insights on the Decision Overturning Roe v. Wade The Dobbs v. Jackson … autonomy have always been central at BCRW, which held its first conference one month after the 1973 Roe decision, and … racial justice, economic possibility, and community well-being. The Reproductive Justice framework, which has been …

… Thank you.  Please have your seats.  Someone once told me, the kids in America are born with whistles in their bellies.  … children.  And I told her about the headache of children being far away in school, and having to send money from … at me with a stern face, and said, because this is my first time speaking to this man in three months, “Are you …

… Our Services On this page On this page About the Brilliancy Prize Recipients by Year Apply for the … and financial needs of our students. Group Counseling The first question that many students have is "Just what is group … of each person to talk about her reasons for being in the group. Having a feeling and acting on it are two …

… to an audience by saying, “I am Janet Jakobsen and I am the director of the Barnard Center for Research on Women.” … In 2003, BCRW launched The Scholar & Feminist Online, the first web-only women’s studies journal. Also, under her … peers as excellent—Dr. Jakobsen has dedicated herself to being a mentor to students, staff, and those who seek her …

… Nevertheless, They Persisted The Barnard community has always been known for its … Lahiri ’94 and her sisters Maya Rao and Meera Oliva, first-generation Indian-Americans who were moved to activism … more stories of courageous, audacious activism are already being told. If you’ve gotten involved in some way recently—or …

… by Jonathan King Mignon Moore ’92CC is keeping watch on the corner of a busy intersection, taking notes at the … where the chair of Barnard’s Department of Sociology first became interested in the field as an academic career. … getting more attention from their professors,” she says. Being at Barnard has given Moore a chance to follow in …

… The Bermuda Shorts Affair A proposed dress code for students … news spread of Barnard’s controversial dress code, two first-year students, Wendy Supovitz [Reilly] ’63, left, and … I remember wearing my Bermudas and protesting … and being angry that we could only wear them on campus and not …

… in Barnard’s Summer Research Institute taught the sustainability and environmental economist how chemistry … Tripathi Image Last summer, when Shivani Tripathi ’24 first joined the Summer Research Institute (SRI), she was … work with data, and learn by trial and error, being in an all-women STEM program was very inspiring for …