… Jamie Babbit ’93 and the Art of Queer Joy Barnard alumna recently wrapped … rain but, amid the gray haze, 540 undergraduates took the first step toward bright futures from beneath the cover of … as a high school cheerleader sent to a conversion camp for being a lesbian. The film has long remained a staple in queer …
/news/jamie-babbit-93-and-art-queer-joy… Life & Housing > New Students Roommates Based on the available space in the First Year residence halls (in double-, triple-, and … for First Year students due to the residence halls being full (although 1-for-1 direct room swaps may be …
/reslife/new-students/roommates… Conjugation dynamics depend on both the plasmid acquisition cost and the fitness cost According … Today, we sit down with Hannah Prensky (BC '22), first author on this paper (pictured to the left), to discuss … and learn as much as possible along the way! I think being an undergraduate is the perfect time to figure out …
https://biology.barnard.edu/opportunities/research-corner/prensky-interview… Meet Nadia Alhassani Nadia studies foliar mycobiomes, the composition of fungi in leaves, with the Zalamea lab . … June 20, 2023 Image Me with the fungi that grew from our first trial leaves! My summer research at the Zalamea Lab … disturbed or barren environments. Besides these species being generally understudied, their epiphytic fungi have …
/news/meet-nadia-alhassani… Agent to Romance Novelist Tee O’Fallon ’86 on crimes and the heart By Marie DeNoia Aronsohn Barnard Magazine Barnard … is de rigueur in the romance fiction business, but first come the complications. “The skeletal structure of all … O’Fallon took to the idea then and there. “My boyfriend, being a very thoughtful guy, buys me a purple leather-bound …
/magazine/summer-2024/federal-agent-romance-novelist… Barnard Journey I came to Barnard in 2020, amidst the pandemic, and there was a lot of uncertainty about what was going on. My first semester was fully remote, which meant that things like … fun to learn and he was really passionate about the topics being taught which encouraged me to keep my motivation up. I …
/news/student-spotlight-angelene-soto… Silvia Giordano Trigger Planting 2.0, an installation at The Milstein Center for Teaching and Learning addresses the … care since the Dobbs decision. TRIGGER PLANTING was first exhibited at Frieze NY, in May of 2022, presented by … a thousand women, and the consequences of having--or being denied--an abortion. Scribner. …
/trigger-planting-20… Rowing in Tandem on the New York Waterfront The women’s rowing team forges … through. I mean, it was kind of wild,” she recalls. Her first thought was supporting her teammates, most of whom had … think rowing is like a lot of discipline, obviously, like being on time,” she says. “But the biggest thing with rowing …
/magazine/summer-2024/rowing-tandem-new-york-waterfront… wishing to organize or participate in demonstrations on the Barnard campus or in any building rented or owned by the … College, as a private institution, is not subject to the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, we seek to closely … with any person’s right to enjoy the privileges of being a member of the Barnard community. Silent …
/college-policies-procedures/safe-campus-demonstrations… Gina Gionfriddo ’91 and "Becky Shaw" Nominated in the 2026 Tony Awards The Pulitzer Prize-nominated playwright … ’91 watched Becky Shaw captivate audiences for the first time, earning a Pulitzer Prize nomination (her first) … appeal. “I find that these kinds of plays aren’t really being written anymore,” said Gionfriddo, who attended opening …
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