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… News Reset The executive producer of ‘Post Reports’ on the possibility … cycle, it’s hard to even synthesize that debate (and that first impeachment inquiry) as being a part of the story. My main memories of that election …

… something new, take a risk, get it wrong, and try again  The guidance and support you need to consider your work … of practice will begin taking applications in the first two weeks of the semester.  Interested? Here’s what to … of guidance from our expert facilitators. Think of it as being handed a few ingredients rather than a recipe. What …

… says that some of her greatest lessons were learned off the field By Isabella Pechaty ’23 Barnard Magazine Barnard … a passion for athletics. Her early love of competition first brought her to soccer, but it was the dogged spirit of the sport’s players that got her to stay. “I love being around people who are gritty, who are hardworking and …

… Love Is On the Air Three alumnae help create a podcast for The New York … and Mehgna Chakrabarti, an anchor at WBUR. In January, its first month, the podcast was downloaded more than 1.4 million … baby cry, it just kills you,” she says. “There’s a human being that’s affected by this; it’s not just signing papers.” …

… What is my cat trying to communicate? Do animals think the way I imagine them to, or am I simply imposing my … my pet? In short—how are animals and humans different, or the same? The “human-animal binary” was the topic of the … Yonina Rennert Women in Judaism Forum. It was the series’ first talk since Berkowitz became the tenured chair. …

… Professor Mignon Moore on the Power of Revision From tackling a research dilemma to … 2023 Mignon Moore has had a thriving career in academia by being decisive. Yet the sociologist’s latest research project … back to the early 2000s, when Mignon was researching her first book, Invisible Families: Gay Identities, Relationships …

… Umbreen Bhatti ’00, director of the Athena Center for Leadership Umbreen Bhatti ’00 on … that challenged the way we thought about leadership. Being able to visually depict and imagine leadership is … questions, topics, and communities. Building on the first 10 years of Athena’s success was informed by an …

… bit about your internship.  “I spent three months at The Washington Post in D.C. as the photo editing intern. I … through extracurriculars here on campus. From the very first day, I was treated like an employee. I was in charge of … we wanted to have a chat with over coffee or lunch. Being a sociable person definitely helped a lot.” How did you …

… magazine Spring 2018 When Irene Golden ’19 was a Barnard first-year, she took an upper-class seminar in urban studies. … in, and nervous about, high-level classroom exchange. “The discussion component just flew over my head, and I … sentences with question marks. The trend nagged at her. “Being able to speak clearly and with authority was just …

… Looking Ahead to Academic Year 2020-21 June 17, 2020 The message below was sent to the Barnard community on June … we will introduce a new and exciting component to our First-Year Writing and First-Year Seminar classes that will … information as soon as possible. As we pursue the goal of being together on campus this fall, we are acutely aware of …

… Policies Waitlist Erica Mann Jong '63 Writing Center The Barnard Writing Center is designed to help students … necessary for drop-in hours. Students are conferenced on a first-come, first-serve basis by signing up through the … Do note, that cancelling within 24-hours may lead to you being marked as a “no-show”. What is a "no-show"? If you do …

… Rowing in Tandem on the New York Waterfront The women’s rowing team forges … through. I mean, it was kind of wild,” she recalls. Her first thought was supporting her teammates, most of whom had … think rowing is like a lot of discipline, obviously, like being on time,” she says. “But the biggest thing with rowing …

… Mouaouia BC ‘27 collaboratively developed and facilitated the Radical Love and Pedagogy workshop on February 20th, … ours which places such an emphasis on individuality, on being your own boss and helping your own self, and to not … discussion reminded me of why I came to Barnard in the first place – to find a community of individuals who will …

… The Next Picture Show
 At a restored theater, Jennifer … daughters; their middle, Charlotte Christman-Cohen, is a first-year at Barnard. 
 Christman returned to school—this … time for an MBA at Columbia Business School—and wound up being hired as an internal consultant for IBM. Though she …

… dyed her hair blue. While she didn’t think too hard about the coincidence at first, “after some introspection, I realize that I was … rules, was not to her liking: she recalls five classmates being punished for sharing a single can of beer. After two …

… Way Back Wednesday | Athlete and Educator Nora Beck ’83 The music professor, LGBTQ+ activist, and Columbia Athletics … of Music , truth has been the guiding principle, from the first moment she picked up a basketball in middle school to … Beck recalled, she was targeted for her queerness and for being on the “fringes of acceptability” by her peers. “The …

… Gen Z is Getting Older, But We Still Belong in the Youth Climate Movement By Delaney Michaelson '24 November … organizing demonstrations in front of City Hall every first Friday of the month. I became devoted to political demonstrations because I could see our voices being heard. Even though the majority of us were under the …

… College Achieves New Milestone for Fulbright Awards For the first time since 1949, eight Barnard students and alumnae … for the prestigious Fulbright program. May 22, 2020 After being named one of the top producers among U.S. colleges and …

… to Barnard Moore’s solo exhibition “WORDY” — hosted by the College’s Archives — tackles themes of race, class, and … my art and life.” Image The current exhibition is not the first time Moore has shared her work with the College — in … from that time in my life. I am dismayed that we women are being faced again with limits on our reproductive rights.” …

… The Inquisitive Pilot On the page or in the air, curiosity … and writing her book Wings of Gold: The Story of the First Women Naval Aviators.  Takeoff In 1998, as she was … many people were still uncomfortable with women dying and being taken prisoner in combat. In the end, Weintraub says, …