… Spring 2024 Athletics The Good Fight Boxer Zinnat Ferdous ’16 is aiming for Bangladesh’s first Olympic medal By Gabriel Baumgaertner | Photos by James … habits of her freshman roommate, who had aspirations of being a doctor. After graduating with a psychology degree, …
/magazine/spring-2024… The Power of Community Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine … close, I’ve been reflecting on the past academic year — my first as president of Barnard College. It has been a great … aspects: the life of the mind, mental and physical well-being, financial fluency, and a sense of belonging. This is …
/magazine/spring-2024/power-community… 2016 Barnard Introduces New Curriculum Foundations honors the College’s commitment to the liberal arts while … Typically, two students a year play the role of Millie. Being Millie isn’t for the faint of heart. Daly Franco ’12 … about 15 years ago. Her name is an homage to Barnard’s first president, Millicent McIntosh. The bear image was …
/magazine/fall-2016… Fall 2018 One for the History Books In 1976, Mae Yih ’51 became the first Chinese American elected to a state legislature … say the least. “The newspaper said, ‘Mae Yih’s chance of being elected is like a snowball in July,’ ” she remembers …
/magazine/fall-2018-0… Barnard magazine Winter 2020 Photo by Getty Images Maybe the words “joy” and “physics” don’t seem like an obvious … matter change phases from gas to liquid to solid? Or from being magnetic to not being magnetic? There are very large … California and did research in astrophysics. That was the first time I did research. Once I started doing research, I …
/magazine/winter-2020/driven-discover… Trailblazing AIDS Researcher Linda Laubenstein ’69 The physician was a pioneering scientific figure of the … pattern, in 1981, Laubenstein and colleagues submitted the first paper to be published in a medical journal about the … living with AIDS who had been fired from their jobs after being diagnosed. Laubenstein was very outspoken when it came …
/news/trailblazing-aids-researcher-linda-laubenstein-69… Student Services Please see below for more information on the RESOURCE FAIR: STUDENT SERVICES , which will take place … a whole to support students who identify as international, first-generation, or low-income as they navigate the American … personal development, and mental and physical well-being of all students. Health and Wellness — Barnard offers …
/resource-fair-student-services… on Sunday, August 28, 2022! It was wonderful to welcome the parents and families of our incoming first-year and transfer students to Barnard. Our sessions … Speaking and Writing Fellows. Student Health and Well-Being Track 1 (Last Names A–M): 2:45–3:30 p.m. in the Event …
/incoming-parent-family-orientation… Following a significant amount of time away from campus, the College offered a week of programming to help students … Barnard’s New Student Orientation Program (NSOP) welcomes first-year and transfer students to campus with programming … she said. Isabella Pechaty ’23 said that even after being away for a year, picking up where she left off came …
/news/welcome-home-welcome-back-barnard… Fall 2022 Public Service & Advocacy The Fight Goes On In the early 1970s, Abby Pariser ’67 became … center where she volunteered in 1970 that Abby Pariser ’67 first saw an index card tacked to a bulletin board: … through both farm- and city-based after-school programs. “Being able to use the platform we’ve built and the world of …
/magazine/fall-2022… from simulation studies for selective constraints on the codon usage of the Angiosperm psbA gene under the … , and was a Nightline Peer Listener . Currently, I am a first-year at University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary … important genes for crops and flowering plant species. Being in project lab was such a special time for me during my …
https://biology.barnard.edu/node/53956… ‘It Feels Like Déjà Vu’ The Movement Lab’s Guy de Lancey reflects on becoming a … political refugee from South Africa in the Movement Lab’s first Artist Interview. As de Lancey shares below, he left … subtle ways, of how what seems normal is anything but. Being faced with prison, condemnation, or being threatened by …
/news/it-feels-deja-vu… she got started in public service in a very private way: being a translator for her immigrant Chinese parents. From about the age of 8, Sun says, she helped her parents manage a whole … She was appointed deputy chief of staff to New York’s first woman governor in October 2021 — the highest-ranking …
/magazine/spring-2022/bridge-between-worlds… unafraid to question what it means to be educated and what the future holds for women. Yet to meet the challenges of … our commitment to access, Barnard will announce its first-ever loan forgiveness plan in the fall of 2024. This … understand the value a supportive network has for well-being and learning. Reinvestment in community is the natural …
/bold-history-fearless-future… magazine Spring 2023 When I meet with a new client for the first time, I usually have a set of slides I use to introduce … got married, and had three kids. I was the oldest. For me, being a part of an Iranian-Irish-American household offered …
/magazine/spring-2023/inclusion-starts-home… The Style Series | Chinese Fashion, Past to Present From the … a rebellious lovestruck heroine (the subject of Ko’s first monograph). Ko’s research on fashion addresses these … often outsourced to workshops in India or China instead of being made in the French or Italian atelier. What does it …
/news/style-series-chinese-fashion-past-present… Who’s That Girl? Millie the Bear is the life of campus celebrations, but who wears … Typically, two students a year play the role of Millie. Being Millie isn’t for the faint of heart. Daly Franco ’12 … about 15 years ago. Her name is an homage to Barnard’s first president, Millicent McIntosh. The bear image was …
/magazine/fall-2016/whos-girl… Six graduates reflect back, look forward, and celebrate the moment! May 19, 2022 Many of the 984 students served … — the program dedicated to supporting international, first-generation, or low-income students — traveled … Commencement, I’m honestly really nervous about no longer being a student. It has been one of the few things that has …
/news/access-barnard-class-22… series, Anne Cebula ’20 talks about becoming Barnard’s first student-athlete to win an individual NCAA Championship title. March 28, 2019 One of the many advantages that students value about their Barnard … defines the Columbia-Barnard Athletic Consortium. How has being an athlete informed your college experience? The …
/news/meet-barnards-student-athletes-fencer-anne-cebula-20… Way Back Wednesday | Edwidge Danticat ’90 The youngest-ever National Book Award nominee shares how … to Barnard on February 20 for an event highlighting first-generation writers, alongside Mary Gordon ’71 , Mary … merit but, they believed, because organizations were being politically correct. She stressed, “If you feel like …
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