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… rocks to unravel Earth’s climate chronology and predict the planet’s future environment By Kat Braz Barnard Magazine … field excursion to Death Valley during spring break her first year at Barnard set Marissa Tremblay ’12 on course to … sciences at Columbia , led the trip. Tremblay recalls being the only student who was awake, peppering the professor …

… Magazine Barnard magazine Spring 2023 Fiction Image In the Orchard by Eliza Minot ’91 Minot’s novel takes a deeply … in the family nine years after an accident resulted in her being cast out by her father. This action-packed book … exposed to her. While set 100 years in the future, Straus’ first novel explores relevant social and political issues in …

… a vast range of groundbreaking achievements by some of the College’s top scholars. May 3, 2023 Since 1978, May has … the year).  See below for a sample of the scholarship being done — in literature, architecture, psychology, and … was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize and The Guardian First Book Award. He received the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for his …

… for Lena Waithe Actor. Writer. South-Sider. Superhero. “The things that make us different … those are our … not only earned you a place in history, as the first-ever Black woman to win the Primetime Emmy Award for … waves don’t swim with the current. Lena Waithe — for being a trailblazer, a disruptor, and a voice who refuses to …

… 5 Questions With … Tow Research Fellow Tanisha Reddy ’24 The anthropology major will travel to Ladakh, India, to draw … solutions for her senior thesis. Image Reddy spoke at the first climate strike of Washington Youth for Climate Justice … lives. This is meant to emphasize the concept of inter-being, [as] they conceptualize how to apply Buddhist thoughts …

… professor of religion, published a book review in the Journal of Law and Religion  titled “ Reflections on the … the Sacred: Native American Religious Freedom Beyond the First Amendment , written by Michael D. McNally.    Professor … and “jurisdiction,” which can prevent the concepts from being put to meaningful use. She argues that despite this, …

… The Making of a … Valiant Archer: Nina Duke ’24 The … Entering the fall 2021 semester, which was Duke’s first time on campus and meeting her teammates, she often found team practice as “being able to experience something I had only ever dreamed …

… & Latin American Culture, published her new book, What the Jaguar Told Her . Méndez has received effusive praise for … those she is going through in 2001, from getting her first period to settling in a new location. The work lavishly … cultural lens, this piece highlights the difficulties of being a tween girl trying to discover her place in the world …

… Construction updates for the beginning of the Spring semester January 17, 2023 Dear … for the new Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well Being in Barnard Hall. We know that construction on campus … updates include: Demolition has begun in areas of the first floor, mezzanine and lower levels of Barnard Hall. We …

… Kahn ’21 Joins Highly Competitive Schwarzman Scholars The recent graduate, who majored in political science and … Beijing. December 7, 2022 Image For many Barnard alumnae, being a lifelong learner is par for the course. Recent … affairs at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China. As the first scholarship of its kind created to respond to the …