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Throughout the years, Barnard women have studied such sciences as astronomy, biology, chemistry, and physics, pursuing careers in these fields. Many of these women were pioneers, establishing their places within scientific communities that were all but closed to them. On the following pages, six alumnae, two of whom are retired, talk about their research, how they started, and what inspired them.
History professor Herbert Sloan discusses the idea that the Constitution should be revised every generation.
Barnard’s groundbreaking Center for Toddler Development continues to meld creative play with academic research.
The Barnard Center for Research on Women's annual Scholar & Feminist conference drew hundreds of participants.
Film industry leaders discuss the significance of Barnard's annual Athena Film Festival celebrating women's leadership in Hollywood and beyond.
Students respond to Ambassador Vieira's conversation with President Spar about Brazil's Scientific Mobility Program.
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