The Barnard Organization of Soul Sisters (BOSS) celebrates 50 years of helping the College fulfill its mission while providing a lifelong network of support for black students and alumnae
Winter 2019
Barnard Magazine
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The Barnard Organization of Soul Sisters (BOSS) celebrates 50 years of helping the College fulfill its mission while providing a lifelong network of support for black students and alumnae
Beyond Barnard offers a one-stop shop for career services, graduate and professional school preparation, research, and fellowships for students and alumnae alike
The 2018 midterm elections inspired record numbers of women, including several Barnard alumnae who hit the campaign trail
Relaunching your career after time away or shifting gears takes courage and a plan. Alumnae and Beyond Barnard experts share their pro tips for how to do it.
In Barnard’s early decades, romantic attachments among women were celebrated rather than censured
Also in this issue...
A trio of chemistry professors is improving our knowledge of the toxic metal lead’s impact on the brain
Let the temperatures dip and the snow angels make themselves. It’s cozier indoors with a young adult novel and reinvented recipes to feed your inner child.
After Sarah Kim lost the grandmother who raised her, many women at Barnard offered her a lifeline
At Beyond Barnard's Mentoring Program brunch, alumnae offer students career insights and advice
Meharry Medical College Dean Dr. Veronica Mallett ’79 advocates for women patients and professionals
New computer science program director Rebecca Wright has big plans to make the discipline relevant to everyone
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