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… Salon: The King in Song; Hilma Ollila Carter ’45 and Deborah Pearl … Count Basie, Benny Goodman, and Billie Holiday, one of the first African-Americans to write Hollywood scores, and an … out the local Barnard Club, which Pearl frequented because being around “honest, authentic, and forthright women makes …

… Spar, faculty, trustees, alumni, families and friends of the strong and beautiful Barnard graduates! Congratulations, … studying for examinations, which she passed on her first try. When she finally told her father, she later wrote, … do those doubts sometimes get in the way of your voices being heard? I wish I had the answer. Instead, all I can tell …

… The Year of the Barnard Woman in Politics The 2018 midterm … a member of Congress and also on campaigns. This was my first time running for elected office, not counting my … on how the Commonwealth can convert the economy from being fossil-fuel-based to renewable energy; access to health …

… achievements during your four years at Barnard but also the many things that you have accomplished since finishing … steps, like enrolling in graduate school, starting your first full-time job — sometimes from your living room — … working together. A new kind of celebration, a new way of being, emerged. And here we are today: the Barnard Classes of …

… Under a unique agreement, women at Barnard College and the undergraduate divisions of Columbia University compete … women with the finest competitive opportunities. “I love being able to show younger children — and especially girls — … learn more about the admissions process, please visit our First-Year Applicants page . Frequently Asked Questions What …

… Finding Meaning in Life and the Law Profiles of three attorneys who have used their law … them a moment to reflect on their time at Barnard.   First and Foremost a Teacher Paula Franzese ’80 by Elicia … Happy Guide series, and wrote A Short and Happy Guide to Being a Law Student and A Short and Happy Guide to Being a …

… sat down for a conversation with Jennifer Finney Boylan, the inaugural Anna Quindlen Writer in Residence Barnard … the time. What’s the mission of a women’s college? When I first started in 2008, I frequently got asked that question … Ultimately, that gives us some sense of how we are being perceived in the world. I’m very gratified that our …

… diversity, Akosua Barthwell Evans ’68 has been challenging the status quo for decades By Preetica Pooni Barnard Magazine … says Barthwell Evans. “But when I placed out of my first-year English class, my professor told me to find … seeing the campus before. I was joining the College after being the first African American to integrate the Cranbrook …

… A Picture Is Worth… The late Sarah Charlesworth ’69 deployed photography to … document focused on the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. But first, Charlesworth had to teach herself photography. Then … because there were only men in the studios. It seemed that being a female artist was unlikely to produce success.  …

… Back Wednesday,” art and data are united as activism with the Tempestry Project, which tracks climate change through … about the Tempestry Project is that it goes beyond just being art that others look at to being a process in and of … changing world.” A Barnard history major, McNeil spent the first 15 years of her career at SIPA’s Lehman Library , first …