News

Cinneah El-Amin '16: Educator and Activist

Cinneah is a peer educator at the Barnard-Columbia Rape Crisis Anti-Violence Support Center.

Gabby Noone '16: Blogger and Feminist

Gabby creates content for teen girls at Rookie Magazine and worked as a DIY blogger at Buzzfeed.

Barnard hosts inaugural Summer Research Institute Poster Session

Students share findings from their research this summer in labs on campus and around the New York City area.

Prof. Debbie Becher answers questions about her new book on eminent domain and urban redevelopment

Sociology Prof. Debbie Becher is the author of Private Property and Public Power: Eminent Domain in Philadelphia, forthcoming this month from Oxford University Press.

Zinesters on the Subway

A team of women led by Barnard Zine Librarian Jenna Freedman and Barnard Archivist Shannon O’Neill formed a "zine-mob" on the F train.

Prof. Kimberly Marten provides expert commentary on political tensions in Ukraine

Political science professor appears in various broadcast and print outlets

On the cover of Harper's Magazine, "Francis and the Nuns" by Prof. Mary Gordon '71

Bestselling author and Barnard English professor writes about the clash between Pope Francis I and American nuns.

Barnard Zine Library event profiled in The New York Times

Zine makers take to the subways for a day of creativity and activism

Prof. Lee Anne Bell receives award for her film “40 Years Later: Now Can We Talk?”

Film tells the story of the first integrated high school in Batesville, Mississippi

Eileen Ford '43, modeling agency pioneer, dies at 92

Trailblazing businesswoman built one of the most recognizable brands in the modeling industry