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… is not only blazing a trail — she’s skiing across it.  For the past three years, Eliastam has diligently trained to become the first American woman to ski the South Pole solo and … skied on. Eliastam’s journey to the South Pole Despite being an innate part of Eliastam’s personhood, adventuring …

… The Women Who Shaped the Roy and Diana Vagelos Science Center … carry that legacy forward. The RDSC is New York City’s first net-zero carbon, all-electric academic science … in teaching and research laboratories is at the heart of being a scientist. The accomplishments of Barnard science …

… Born in Mexico City in 1961, Maria de Lourdes Hinojosa was the youngest of four children. When she was one year old, her … a piece called “Intrusion” with one of her peers. Hinojosa first became seriously invested in journalism while part of … he told me as I listened sadly, because they were tired of being hassled by the police for being antisocial ‘rockeros.’ …

… 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 …

… of Hispanic Heritage Month, from September 15- October 15 the zine library will be highlighting zines written by … identity and childhood focusing on a specific topic. The first issue talks about the experience of looking at one's … Casiano Hernandez , 2012, Puerto Rican Rachel writes about being a light-skinned lesbian Latina who often passes as …

… Sketchbook: Jesse Mockrin ’03 A glimpse inside the painter’s world By Nicole Anderson Barnard Magazine … The Venus Effect (2023), oil on cotton, 36 x 144 in.  At first glance, a painting by Jesse Mockrin ’03 can look … while I was there. My senior thesis project ended up being in photography. I also got to take photography at the …

… Athena as a place where students can reimagine not just the world, but also how they want to solve problems in ways … experimentation often leads to innovation. I love being part of a community that gives Barnard students the … the team, I was invited to join as an advisor. From my first experience working with the pre-college students and …

… On This Page On This Page Overview General Guidance Your First Day or Week CEP Learning Resources Transition to In-Person Learning Overview For the Transition to In-Person Teaching Resource for … Remember to be patient with yourself—getting used to being focused in a physical classroom environment is a skill …

… Meet the 2026 EFMP Cohort Join us in congratulating this year's … strive to create art that is rooted in these values. My first play, “Chai,” aimed to highlight the experiences of … callback forces him to confront the difference between being discovered and being ready. …

… is not only blazing a trail — she’s skiing across it.  For the past three years, Eliastam has diligently trained to become the first American woman to ski the South Pole solo and … save for two sleds totaling a whopping 250 pounds. Despite being an innate part of Eliastam’s personhood, adventuring …