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… The Married State By Debora Spar Barnard Magazine Barnard … do us part. So when the subject of same-sex marriage first arose some 40 years ago, critics dismissed it with a … might bring: “To be able to start a new phase of life by being married after 61 years would really be a completion of …

… Our hearts are filled with sadness and outrage by the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, … and uplift our Black students and other students of color. First, to open lines of communication, we will assemble a … and lasting change for what the student experience of being a biologist at Barnard is really like. We aim to review …

… Abby Svelan ’25 (right) with Amalia Garcia ’23, producing the Varsity Show 2023 Getting Into the Act Barnard offers … in the dramatic arts. September 30, 2024 During the first week of each semester, a sense of excitement and energy … skills they developed doing acting classes,” said Purdum. Being involved in the theatre scene at Barnard is also a …

… The Tow Foundation Public Service Interns Program concluded … and advancing Tibetan culture while enhancing the well-being of Tibetan communities across South Asia. Tali … Senator Gillibrand. Sheza Sheikh '27 Sheza Sheikh is a first-year majoring in political science with a minor in …

… Curate New Met Exhibit Inspired by Miller’s research, the Costume Institute’s spring 2025 exhibition and Met Gala … exhibition marks several cultural milestones: It’s the first time that the Costume Institute will produce a show … the “Maya Angelou Passport” suit by Labrum London.  “Being able to create a multidimensional world featuring …

… educational experience, as a world-renowned college with the academic resources of Columbia University and the City of … what she had set out to do. Inside 343 Madison Avenue The first Barnard class met in a rented brownstone at 343 Madison … Stockholm, Delhi, and Hong Kong.   Faculty In addition to being leading scholars, researchers and innovators in their …

… Spring 2020 Public Service & Advocacy Call of the Wild How a Barnard alumna turned her wanderlust into … Crest Trail (PCT) since 2017, when a friend walked the first 200 miles as her spring vacation. At the time, I did … I remember wearing my Bermudas and protesting … and being angry that we could only wear them on campus and not …

… Mallya Professor of Women and Economics, was appointed to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and … services and identify ways to improve health and well-being through reproductive health care access. Through … On October 5, 2023, the committee will host its first event, a public workshop focused on the effects of the …

… point in their lives or careers — looking toward the broader role they might take on in passing down their … Entrepreneur, Writer, and Editor  Anna Holmes is a SVP at First Look Media, where she serves as the editorial director … - Reporter and Author  Described by The New York Times as being "known for her smarts and feminist bona fides," Irin …

… this writer to create an online magazine for women on the “right side of 45” By Annette Kahn Barnard Magazine … Spring 2013 If you Google, “best dressmakers in NYC,” the first hit on the list is an article from NYCitywoman.com. … “that a single woman over 40 had a better chance of being killed by a terrorist than getting married.” The …