Putting pen to paper, art critic Barbara Rose ’57 shaped the way we understand postwar art
Barnard Magazine
Tributes
Remembering Patricia Warner ’49, a WWII spy and Congressional Gold Medal recipient
Fay Chew Matsuda ’71 dedicated her life to safeguarding the rich legacy of Chinese American immigrants.
In pursuing her calling, Lila Fenwick ’53 broke the glass ceiling as Harvard Law School’s first Black female graduate.
Madeline Kripke ’65 amassed one of the world’s largest collections of dictionaries.
As a member of the Biological Sciences Department from 1991 to 2007, Poindexter’s influence extended well beyond the lab and lecture hall.
Throughout her 70-year career, she showed a steadfast commitment to social justice — most notably, fighting against racial discrimination in employment and housing.
Lynne Sharon Schwartz ’59 pays tribute to lifelong friend Tobi Tobias ’59, whose career as a dance critic started with a story on Twyla Tharp ’63 in Barnard Magazine