Seyi Olojo ‘18: “Pursue happiness with urgency”

This post is a part of the Hawa Tunkara ’21 FLI Oral Histories Collection. You can view other online materials … More

Maria Hinojosa ’84

Hinojosa’s Early Years: From Barnard to CNN Born in Mexico City in 1961, Maria de Lourdes Hinojosa was the youngest … More

Edwidge Danticat ’90 is a celebrated and internationally renowned author known for her fearlessness and innovation in writing. A jack … More

“I don’t think we can understand how we got to where we are as a nation without an understanding of … More

In December 2019, I visited the newly-reopened MoMA. Gallery 205 – “Print, Fold, Send” features the Reconstructed Codex (photocopier edition), … More

In his book Only Yesterday (1931), Frederick Lewis Allen describes the celebrations in New York City after the World War … More

Among the collection of materials housed in the Barnard archives are the correspondence and personal writings of the young, lively, … More

Edith Louise Allen was a student at Barnard from 1908-1910. Though she never graduated, she clearly possessed the creativity, imagination, … More

These excerpts come from the collected letters of Jean Ziegler, Class of 1950. The Barnard Archives possesses over 70 of … More

Though these five alumnae may not hold the star power of a graduate like Martha Stewart or Cynthia Nixon, they have all … More