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… Pulitzer Prize-Winner Natalie Angier ’78 Interviews Barnard President Pulitzer Prize-Winner Natalie Angier ʼ78 … here to learn how to pronounce President Sian Beilock’s name.   Natalie Angier: It’s an honor for me to be speaking … thrive. Do you feel that the subliminal message that got out after this last election was kind of a blow to young …

… Fall 2014 Celebrating Barnard’s Artists Barnard Magazine Fall 2014 Lucid Gestures: An … where anyone could sign up to participate. Stunt actors got in line to ride a bull, and cameras rolled.  Creedon …

… about The English Conference may be directed to english@barnard.edu . Fall 2025 ENGL BC3098 The English Conference: … been a staff writer for the magazine since 2000. Cleopatra's Nose: 39 Varieties of Desire, a collection of her essays … Spring 2003 ENGL BC3191.01 The English Conference: How We Got to Where We Are: Christians, Jews, & Israel in Early …

… Winter 2016 Building Barnard Three families share a vision for Barnard’s future, and know that with cutting-edge facilities, the …

… ’55 Scholars of Distinction Program, formerly known as The Barnard Centennial Scholars Program, was established in 1985 … thesis. Scholar cohort events begin in the student’s first year and continue throughout the Scholar’s time at … Made Invisible: Uncovering Queer America. For the film, I got to retell the stories of unsung queer heroes, interview …

… on the protests that changed the College and transformed Barnard women’s lives By Rosalind Rosenberg, Professor Emerita of History. … I was also unable to complete my Mishnah course and got a pass rather than being able to submit my final paper. …

… Spring 2014 Keeping Score Juliet Macur ’92 By Kristi Berner Barnard Magazine Spring 2014 New York Times sports columnist … from covering the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Macur’s first book was released by HarperCollins. Cycle of Lies is … special lecturer Sandy Padwe. “Juliet perseveres, she’s got talent, and she works hard,” says Padwe. “You could see …