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… Art and Science Collide at the ‘Ecological Imaginary’ Exhibition Sixteen students from … Mark I, a task for which she is now credited as one of the first three computer programmers.  “Hopper received countless … [because] science is unpredictable. Science is about being open to change and being adaptive. My artwork …

… been meeting so many fascinating people, settling in to the day-to-day routine, and focusing on the exciting … ahead. But without question, the watershed moment of my first months at Barnard occurred on a perfectly beautiful … in bunk beds (which is why she has one in her new room), being president means going to meetings all the time, and New …

… Soul Providers The Barnard Organization of Soul Sisters (BOSS) celebrates 50 … , a group that celebrates the 50th anniversary of its first official act this February. From its start, the group … both their intelligence and potential. Sometimes, being a black woman at Barnard can be difficult, says Alicia …

… Announces New Trustees With a new semester underway, the community also welcomes seven new Board of Trustees … Island Medal and the Columbia Alumni Medal, as well as being recognized by the League of Women Voters and the Girl … shaping their public agendas across all issue areas; she first served as deputy mayor to Antonio Villaraigosa and was …

… Fall 2021 Public Service & Advocacy Moving Forward As the deputy secretary of transportation, Polly Trottenberg ’86 … of the incredible history there.” What resulted from that first brush with urban policy and planning is a public … maybe once in a generation. It will make — if the bill as being discussed passes — tremendous investments in transit …

… their match. Adjunct lecturer Skye Cleary explains why the opposite may be true.  February 14, 2020 Now is the … dating [the wrong people] and bringing people closer to being in loving relationships. And we already have forms of … ideally comes later, but a system based on swiping as the first gate to a relationship doesn’t take these more nuanced …

… 800-pound sculpture arrived at its temporary home between the Diana Center and Altschul Hall.  Weecha , brought to … said Richardson. Geologically Inspired Richardson first crossed paths with Crawford, fondly referred to by … back to his mind. “That just took me all the way back to being in the field with her,” he said. From there, he began …

… 2024 Students eagerly shared their research discoveries in the Lida Orzeck ‘68 Poster Session, while curious attendees … of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Here, they reflect on their first SRI experience and poster session. Image Student … was really fun going back and forth with other students, being able to go to other people's posters and learn from …

… The Science of Writing A peer-to-peer writing program … Ainsley Walker ’23 when she remembers her early days as a first-year in a Barnard chemistry class. “I was really … apparent in its selection process for fellows. Along with being skilled writers, based on their writing samples and …

… Barnard Year of Science: Science Writing Fellows The Science of Writing and Communication A peer-to-peer … Ainsley Walker ’23 when she remembers her early days as a first-year in a Barnard chemistry class. “I was really … apparent in its selection process for fellows. Along with being skilled writers, based on their writing samples and …

… Dispatch from the Second Annual Barnard Startup Summit: Izzy Lapidus ‘24 My first day working as the Athena Entrepreneurship Intern was … a reality on the 17th. Within the first two hours of being in the office, I could already see how this year’s …

… Professor of French and Africana Studies Kaiama L. Glover The Francophone-Caribbean scholar and lead researcher of a $5 … this year — only 8% of applicants were — but hers was the first NEH fellowship given to a Barnard faculty member since … that mode of textual inquiry to an actual human being — a writer of texts. Video : “René Depestre, From Haiti …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… Globalizing the Conversation Alumnae clubs abroad partner with the … from Barnard’s on-campus programs are increasingly being made available online. In addition, a new source of … globe. This year, as we take the series to Europe for the first time, we want to dig deeper into current events and …

… January 30, 2020 Barnard is continuing to closely monitor the information and expert national recommendations regarding … the outbreak of the 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) first detected in Wuhan, China. We are being diligent in assessing the situation and will continue …

… Athletics Australia/NZ/Oceania Barnard: Off-Broadway BCRW Being the First Biology BIPOC Break This Down Career Caribbean, Central …

… Erika Kitzmiller offer tips for how best to rejoin the world of social butterflies. May 28, 2021 Throughout most … cautious navigate through resocialization after a year of being apart, director of health promotion and education … period. If you feel uncomfortable at a gathering, first remember that your feelings are worth paying attention …

… Beyond the Game: Celebrating Women, Athletics, and Leadership on … Beilock, Philippa Portnoy, and Liz Cheung-Gaffney “Being an early consortium athlete was great,” said Portnoy, … the Columbia campus to watch the team play for the first time in the Women’s National Invitational Tournament …

… Athletics Australia/NZ/Oceania Barnard: Off-Broadway BCRW Being the First Biology BIPOC Break This Down Career Caribbean, Central …