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… Eight Alumnae Whose Medical Research Changed the World Barnard celebrates Women’s History Month by … College of Physicians and Surgeons (P&S), becoming the first woman in a research position at the Rockefeller … living with AIDS who had been fired from their jobs after being diagnosed. In 1992, the New York State Department of …

… and college leaders gathered virtually on May 6 for the inaugural Pathways Celebration, sharing their … School of Public and International Affairs (SIPA). “Being able to remain a part of Barnard while transitioning to … students to start planning very early, ideally in their first year, and to choose study-abroad options with great …

… (she/her), a recent Barnard graduate class of 2022 and first year master's candidate at Columbia University's … am currently studying for a Master's in Public Health from the Population and Family Health Department. I am very … coming to Barnard and have been intrigued by them since. Being in the Zine library makes me feel connected to …

… Earth Today's alumnae farmers have come a long way since the "farmerette" days By Ayana Byrd ’95 Barnard Magazine … were years of upheaval, with students protesting the first Gulf War. “It was an era of political awareness that … treat her like an outsider. “We face the challenges of not being, shall we say, good old boys,” she notes. But their …

… Tara Well: Through the Looking-Glass The Barnard associate professor of … by peering at a toaster. The shiny chrome surface was a first mirror, and her fascination with her reflection was a … face-to-face, is another important reflective experience: “Being reflected occurs naturally during face-to-face …

… art's potential and limits, reimagining and redesigning the classroom and the vital importance of embodied teaching … classrooms physically, of course - that's much better than being online. But what I don't like about the seminar … something made by students which can be traded. For the first Buoyancy seminar, we made an apron uniform that fits …

… Sharing sad news from Columbia and updates from the Barnard community April 9, 2020 Dear Members of the … regretfully reports the Columbia University community’s first deaths from COVID-19. We are saddened by these tragic … many of you are suffering under the spread of the virus, being personally afflicted or caring for those who are, all …

… Documentary Spotlights Queer Families in the Midwest Melinda Maerker ’87 finds heart in the heartland … with a trans/queer family seeking a new community after being ousted from their church. While day-to-day suburban … their communities. We refer to our families as courageous first and LGBTQ+ second.” Why the Midwest? Maerker, who was …

… in Neuroscience Awards Geoffrey Harris Memorial Lecture On the Cover NSB SRI Mind the Gap Neuroscience Goes to the … and has no personal relationship with the individual being evaluated. An appropriate match between the credentials … to attempt elementary courses in language during their first year at Barnard. Students with diagnosed learning …

… write this, I have completed one magnificent orbit around the academic year. Like most every journey in life, it feels … many of you, I felt right at home. But presiding over my first Barnard graduation was the highlight—a magical capstone … Over the course of their time here, they went from being the newest to the most experienced, from uncertainty to …

… for Fall 2020 will be significantly different than in the past, in large part due to the challenges posed by health … for it and are placed in it. The form notes that all first-year students will be placed in Acting I; all transfer … having taken Acting I will have to take Acting I before being eligible for another Acting II class. Since placement …

… The Journey Beyond Barnard Beyond Barnard offers a one-stop … college? According to experts at  Beyond Barnard , the first day of a student’s first year is not too early. And for … or computer science majors, with more pathways being developed • School of International and Public Affairs …

… trying to become writers while caring for small children. The second wave of feminism was cresting, and thousands like … she get anything written and published in that time? Her first published essay, on Twyla Tharp, a fellow Barnard alum, … of sensibilities, and the deeply satisfying sense of being known and loved. When I showed her my first collection …

… Resource Features On This Page On This Page Preparing for the semester: Make a system and get used to it! Anticipate! …   Anticipate! Responding to Academic Challenges For first-years, but also throughout your college career, each … that support academic, physical, and emotional well-being. Look over this list of campus resources to see what …

… Aronsohn Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Fall 2023 When the red carpet rolls out for the 75th anniversary Emmy Awards … in 2019. “Because the thing about Barnard is, it’s about being independent. It’s about having your own mind, making … relevant personal meaning. “On my father’s side, I’m a first-generation American. I’m the oldest grandchild, and my …

… The Inaugural Cohort of Laidlaw Scholars Steps into the Spotlight The first year of the breakthrough program is inspiring a diverse … their Laidlaw project. At Barnard, the Laidlaw Program is being led by the Athena Center for Leadership  and Beyond …

… Virtual Tea with the CEP Our series highlighting faculty, student and staff … Organic Chemistry, which has 150 students. For that first week we went online, I made some video recordings … is that there is a large range of socioeconomic class being represented in our classrooms. If you’re in class you …

… Groundbreaking Hematologist Helen Ranney ’41 The esteemed physician and scientist’s contributions to … the study of blood and blood diseases. Ranney was the first to identify a genetic factor in sickle cell anemia, a … diagnose sickle cell anemia in newborns.  In addition to being a pioneering figure in the lab, Ranney flourished in …

… on feminism and femme identity by people of all genders. The zines are personal and political publications on … zines@barnard.edu to discuss selling us two copies: the first, for the climate-controlled, acid-free archive and the … time to let go of the zines you've acquired--maybe they're being evicted from your parents' attic, you've moved them too …

… History of Clothing (April 20) Led by Anne Higonnet, the Barbara Novak Professor of Art History    Learn More … Eisendrath, Associate Professor of English and Director of the Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program at Barnard … and their surrounding world in this three-part series. First, discover how individuals construct various social …