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… Behind the Headlines Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Fall 2014 … the process. But still, there is much we can and must do. First and foremost, we need to educate our community about … college campuses.We know and must constantly insist that being inebriated during episodes of sexual abuse does not in …

… Lareina Yee ’95 Shares Her Insights The senior partner and chief diversity and inclusion officer … the ability to think, and gave me the experience of being inside a system in a way that helped the system to … you’re taking a class with a professor or you’re in your first job —be proactive and reach out to those that you’re …

… 15 books written by Barnard graduates to read over the holidays or to gift to loved ones. December 21, 2021 … Through the Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being , which will address the many dimensions of student … with an upper-crust classmate to a glamorous yet gritty first job after graduation and a dynamic love affair with the …

… Archive Kristin Molloy: An Ongoing Retrospective From the writers’ and actors’ strikes to billion-dollar Barbie , … of Athena at the end of the day. Image Kristin at her first Athena Film Festival in 2015. When I started in August … hands-on film producer, organizing the call sheets and being on set, making sure that it all runs smoothly. But I …

… City, Vietnam. Some of my most meaningful memories are of the times my mother taught me about censorship as we read the … to the Chinese side of my family. Growing up amongst First Nations in Canada and seeing firsthand how they were … where racism, gender inequality, and discrimination are being thought about and challenged in new ways, I am super …

… and Daredevil—all white males—and superheroines such as the Black Widow and the Invisible Woman. In 2014, the company unveiled Kamala Khan, the first Muslim superhero with her own book series, thanks to … to a lot of the feelings I had in high school about being a minority in a country where the racial norm is being …

… The Keys to Inclusion 
 Moving Diversity Forward: How to Go … inclusion? I like to say that it’s the difference between being invited to the party and being asked to dance once … at white readers. What led you to focus on this audience? First, I had to come to grips with my true feelings. I kept …

… born in Belgium to Orthodox Jewish parents and escaped the Nazis with them, though not before being held for a period in concentration camps. You lived as … schoolgirl in Cuba, then came to New York and attended, first, the Bronx High School of Science, and then, Barnard, …

… An Outsized Impact ‘The Barnard Effect’ By Nicole Anderson Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Winter 2025 Image I first read Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God … new Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being, you can read about the full breadth of the center’s …

… work. They come from my knowing this dazzling human being across her days as a student, a lawyer, a professor, a … Laura connects with people. She connects ideas, she gives the gift of attention, she imagines splendid possibilities, … for women meant fewer for men, and today she would be the first to talk about women-identifying individuals. She drew …