… founding principal of Diller Scofidio + Renfro, you defy the generic, reimagining conventional bounds of material, space, and time. Being walled in has never been your style. Not from your … and unorthodox, the most culturally significant. The first architects to win a MacArthur genius grant, the first, …
/commencement/archives/2013/elizabeth-diller-citation… a reading assignment that shaped my Barnard experience. My First-Year English class was called “Legacy of the Mediterranean." We were reading a poem by T.S. Elliot … was aware of becoming INVOLVED in her laughter -- and being part of it -- until her teeth were only accidental …
/commencement/archives/2014/speech3… that adventure known as life. During your time on campus, the Barnard Class of 2016 has already experienced – even … every one of you (or at least those of you sitting in the first rows of this theater) post regularly to Snapchat, or … Instagram, or Facebook, and movements around the world are being launched from your smart phones. When I went to college …
/student-services/commencement/commencement-archives/commencement-2016/president-spar-remarks… in downtown Washington, D.C. — passing Freedom Plaza, the Newseum, and the Capitol Building faster than the red … was just like, ‘Let’s try it again,’ and by the end of her first day she got the hang of it. She’s now one of our … says. On a tandem bike, Naqui doesn’t feel like she is being taken out for a ride. She and Gordon both actively …
/magazine/summer-2019/moving-tandem… lighting, and sound, as well as motion capture and VR, the Movement Lab is well equipped to host multimedia arts … installation focuses on their experience growing up as a first-generation Chinese American daughter to two Chinese … our indoctrination, and make room for different ways of being. LaJuné has had the opportunity to show and speak …
/installations… 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 …
/magazine/fall-2019/life-lessons… BIAS Archives Peruse the BIAS archives to learn more about previously featured … the James Tait Black Memorial Prize, the Whitbread First Novel Award and the Guardian First Book Award. On … Prize), Zone, and Street of Thieves–as well as being a translator from Persian and Arabic. (SOURCE: …
/bias-archives… required to attend a discussion section. Introduction to the psychological, philosophical, sociological, and … issues confronting education today, including student well being, diversity, equity, access, technology, teaching … Non-science majors pre-service elementary students and first year students, welcome. Note: Students in the Childhood …
/CurrentCourses… The Gift of a Best Friend Barnard gave Tracy Brobyn ’90 so … What right did I think I had to be at this school? On my first day, I found myself blindly following a group of girls … me, but it was clear that her issue was more to do with being short and somewhat pigeon-toed. Every so often she …
/magazine/summer-2019/gift-best-friend… ‘Opinionated Woman’ Eve-Lynn Siegel Gardner ’94 shares the story of her voice, both lost and found By Eve-Lynn … women shot me disapproving looks. I was startled by the first woman’s comment; I hadn’t interrupted or spoken … never again stop myself from participating out of fear of being stigmatized as — gasp! — “an opinionated woman.” And I …
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