… Corpse Flower Blooms After a seven-year campus residency, the famously smelly plant — standing more than 5 feet tall — … “Berani” (learn why in the Q&A below ) is experiencing its first bloom after over a decade of growth and has been doing … plant the largest in the world? This species is noted for being the tallest unbranched inflorescence. In 2010, Guinness …
/news/barnards-berani-corpse-flower-blooms… Way Back Wednesday | Political Scientist Amber Mackey ’18 The recent inductee into the American Political Science … research conducted by Amber Mackey ’18, recently one of 24 first- and second-year political science Ph.D. students … my mindset from focusing on a career that would do good to being a person who does good in all arenas,” Mackey said. …
/news/way-back-wednesday-political-scientist-amber-mackey-18… their time, skills, knowledge and enthusiasm to promote the quality of life in the Barnard Community “Caroline is … meaningfully impacted the lives of countless students as a first-year RA, as a leader on the Columbia Cheerleading team, … on women and gender minorities. After several years of being ignored, this past year Mujeres was allotted a space on …
/studentlife/community-engagement/barnardbold… Barnard magazine Spring 2023 On February 9, 2018 , in the grandeur of Riverside Church and with the formality an … Beilock In her remarks, Beilock said that she wasn’t the first president to emphasize the importance of fostering … will be the Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being , which began construction this past winter, providing …
/magazine/spring-2023/goals-realized… Page On This Page Diana Vagelos ’55, TR Dr. P. Roy Vagelos The Class of '55 Overview Areas Independent Research Letters of recommendation Reconnect or connect for the first time After graduation Advice at a glance Helpful … DECEMBER 15, 10:30AM-12:00PM Despite active learning being recognized as a superior method of instruction in the …
/beyond-content-2022… | Observing and Protecting As a photographer and the associate vice president of CARES, Amy Zavadil is well … with the entire College. The pandemic may have been the first time Zavadil shared her photos on such a public scale, … while also considering the big picture. It also requires being a trained observer and looking at things through …
/news/barnard-broadway-observing-and-protecting… Three Barnard Musicians Take Home a Grammy The New York Youth Symphony, which included members from the … Performance at this year’s February 5 ceremon y. It is the first youth symphony to receive a Grammy, the music … When the category of Best Orchestral Performance was being announced, I was starting to get a little nervous,” …
/news/three-barnard-musicians-take-home-grammy… bacterial infections in space. February 21, 2022 Image The CARMEn payload In the early morning hours on December 21, … Deng Whitney Deng ’24, Computer Science Image Space was my first love. Amid the chaos of recess on the elementary school … lifelong commitment to science. It meant getting used to being one of the few — or, sometimes, the only — women in the …
/news/studying-antibiotic-resistance-space-nasa… An American Girl Marion Lewin ’60, who survived the unimaginable, finds beauty in the every day By Tom … is quite used to having her photo taken, she says. At first glance, the 87-year-old Dutch-born alumna, who lives … Side before moving to Queens. Lewin remembers frequently being pulled from class to be celebrated for her survival. …
/magazine/spring-2025/american-girl… Barnard magazine Spring 2025 Image An on-campus photo from the 1975 Mortarboard When Allegra “Happy” Haynes ’75 … on campus for her 50th Reunion this May , it won’t be her first time back to campus. Haynes is what you might call a … is the Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being , which will likely stun alumnae walking in past the …
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