Barnard Magazine
Alumnae Stories
Khadijah Abdul Nabi ’08 employs a feminist ethos to build a branding business in Iraq
Geochemist Marissa Tremblay ’12 analyzes Antarctic rocks to unravel Earth’s climate chronology and predict the planet’s future environment
Miriam Tuchman ’88 takes on issues of sustainability in the world’s hot spots
Three Barnard alums — Rebecca Gray ’13, Rebecca Goldstein ’07, and Gustie Owens ’22 — puzzle out the grid
In her new role as Spelman College’s 11th president, Dr. Helene Gayle ’76 builds on her success as a leader in global health to nurture the next generation of Black women
Barnard alums explore the intricacies of love and relationships in the New York Times’ Modern Love column
From Manhattan to the Bronx, these six alums are changing New York City’s food scene — all while nourishing their local communities
Bonus
The director discusses her latest collaboration with Ken Burns and Lynn Novick
Molly Culver ’03 discusses a new and more sustainable approach to floristry.
In her new role as deputy chief of staff to Governor Hochul, Linda Sun ’06 is helping immigrant communities — and all New Yorkers — find their voice in local government