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… Architect Jane Lea ’01 puts forward a project to address the dearth of statues honoring women in NYC By Laura Raskin … to a website where they can read a biography of the woman being honored in that spot, as well as connect to a map and … Mabel Ping-Hua Lee (Class of 1916), who became the first Chinese woman to get a Ph.D. in economics, and Betsy …

… Rishita Shah Professor Rishita Shah is a lecturer in the Biology department and is currently teaching upper-level … regenerates, once you understand how it grows in the first place. In particular, our lab was studying the … it has such a unique and wonderful history; I really like being part of a women's college, especially in a STEM …

… 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 …

… Learn how Barnard is understanding and adopting the new technology  By Tom Stoelker Barnard Magazine Barnard … grappling with the meaning and challenges of AI are being held in offices, classrooms, labs, and studios. … AI and the College Classroom ” — making Barnard one of the first institutions of higher ed to do so.   We’re going to …

… Project Poetry The award-winning poet Maya C. Popa ’11 is spreading a … feel extremely grateful that there’s this whole mode of being and of thinking on the page that isn’t concrete. So … named one of the Guardian ’s Best Books of Poetry, and her first collection, American Faith , which was awarded the …

… Soliciting Justice Renee Garcia ’03 takes on the role of Philadelphia’s top lawyer By Tom Stoelker Barnard … Latina in Philly’s history to hold this position. (The first was her predecessor, Diana Cortes.) The office she … and federal dollars. The allocation was challenged as being in violation of a state code, a state law, and the …

… The Science Behind Moving Science The summertime move of … where they left off. Merrer had the challenging task of being the bridge between the academic departments, … Jersey,” she says. Callahan notes that the collection’s first steward was famed botanist Emily Gregory, who also …

… 5 Questions With … the Met’s 2025 Guest Curator Tapped by the Costume Institute … to be a “guest curator” for fashion’s biggest exhibition? Being a guest curator is like being a guest editor for a … that inspired the show? Slaves to Fashion was one of the first academic monographs to analyze how Black people have …

… science, addressed her Barnard colleagues, sharing the remarkable story of her zayde, meaning grandfather in … Hitler rose to power. Leo’s rights were stripped away — at first incrementally, and then all at once. He could no longer … II (Birkenau), and Auschwitz III (Monowitz). After being tattooed with a prisoner number on his forearm, Leo was …

… Gender Inclusivity in the Classroom Gender Inclusivity in the Classroom Gender … identify as women after enrollment. While this may at first seem like a paradox, consider that college is a … feel they have to be explicit about their pronouns or risk being misgendered. Additionally, when introducing your own …