… Fall 2019 STEM Serious About Play After four decades, the Barnard Toddler Center plans the next phase of its … of laughter echo through the tony marble halls of Barnard’s oldest building as its youngest students gather for snack … children and early education and separation. What I got out of it was — on my best days as a parent — is tools: …
/magazine/fall-2019… of ’53—were already friends when they arrived on campus. Barnard helped cement their bond. By Elinor Nauen Barnard … That is, until the government forced her physician father’s patients to leave him, and he was imprisoned and placed in … on a “blind date, so to speak,” Witsenhausen recalls. “We got along well instantaneously. I took one look and decided …
/magazine/winter-2018… Winter 2025 Alumnae Stories What Zora Means to Me The Barnard community celebrates alumna Zora Neale Hurston’s centennial — and her impactful legacy — with personal and … ’01, actor, writer, and filmmaker “Two things everybody’s got tuh do fuh theyselves. They got tuh go tuh God, and they …
/magazine/winter-2025… & Culture Every Inch a King How actor, playwright, and Barnard professor Ellen McLaughlin is spending her summer … Barnard Magazine Summer 2023 In theatrical circles , there’s a belief that by the time you’re old enough to understand … went to graduate school when she was in her late 40s and got a Ph.D. at age 50. One of her mother’s academic papers …
/magazine/summer-2023… about The English Conference may be directed to english@barnard.edu . Fall 2026 ENGL BC3098 The English Conference. … of every age and discipline are welcome. Jennifer Egan’s most recent novel, The Candy House , a companion to A … Spring 2003 ENGL BC3191.01 The English Conference: How We Got to Where We Are: Christians, Jews, & Israel in Early …
/english/english-conference… ignited protest — and the activist spirit — on the Barnard campus in 1960 By Rona Wilk ’91 Barnard Magazine Spring 2020 Illustration by Fabien Gilbert … supporting Columbia University president Grayson Kirk’s concern about sartorial impropriety on campus and his …
/magazine/spring-2020… Fall 2023 President Rosenbury Is Ready for Her Barnard Journey President Rosenbury sits with Barnard trustee … June, Laura Rosenbury began her tenure as Barnard College’s ninth president. A leading feminist legal theorist, … indigenous language there. [When she was] age 5, her dad got a job in Chicago and the family moved there. Unlike me, …
/magazine/fall-2023… on the protests that changed the College and transformed Barnard women’s lives By Rosalind Rosenberg, Professor Emerita of History. … I was also unable to complete my Mishnah course and got a pass rather than being able to submit my final paper. …
/magazine/spring-2018… Winter 2023 Breaking Norms Barnard faculty and students are proving that the old way … of providing a stellar liberal arts education, Barnard’s faculty and staff could easily rest on their laurels. But … it has such a history of women going into medicine. I got a broader exposure to that as a career.” Gayle realized …
/magazine/winter-2023… the Future in Organic Farming By Nicole Anderson ’12JRN Barnard Magazine Spring 2022 Sweet peas can be tricky. Laura … caring for these delicate flowers, especially in Maryland’s fickle climate, where temperatures can heat up quickly in … — let alone flower farming — wasn’t on her radar when she got to Barnard. Resnick transferred midyear from the New …
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