MSM Musical Theatre’s production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood takes the stage at MSM for four performances only, November …
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MSM Musical Theatre’s production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood takes the stage at MSM for four performances only, November …
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Barnard President Laura Ann Rosenbury shares her gratitude for a successful Giving Day 2025. Thank you for all your generous …
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On Giving Day, the Barnard community comes together to create opportunities for so many to have access to a Barnard education. Thank you for your support and all the impact it makes for faculty>>>
The Athena Summer Innovation Institute, in collaboration with Barnard College’s Athena Center for Leadership, provides pre …
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For about 50 years the Barnard Toddler Center, located on the Barnard campus, has been welcoming students and their families to learn and grow. The activities, toys and art projects-along with the>>>
What can we learn from ancient stories about caring for people’s emotional and spiritual experience in current times? How can we …
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Sofia Gotch (MM ’23, PPD ’25), soprano Pierre Vallet, Conductor MSM Graduate Opera Theatre presents Roméo et Juliette NOV 21–23 | THURS–SAT 7:30 PM NOV 24 | SUN 2 PM Music by Charles>>>
MSM Musical Theatre presents THE PAJAMA GAME This Golden Age classic features upbeat show tunes with catchy melodies …
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David Leisner, Guitar Department Chair at the Manhattan School of Music, introduces the guitar program at MSM: its faculty, students, well-known alumni, classes and performance opportunities, and>>>
Barnard | Next offers distinctive, lifelong learning programs for alums, guests, and families of current Barnard students. Acclaimed author and journalist Anna Quindlen ’74 shares her thoughts>>>
Barnard | Next offers distinctive, lifelong learning programs for alums, guests, and families of current Barnard students. Emma Cunningham, who attended the inaugural session, shares her joy and>>>
In the ongoing series, Welcome to Class, Gail Archer, the Director of the Music Department, introduces students to the world of classical music in her course, Introduction to Music. Archer covers>>>
With loud cheers and lots of rolling carts, the new Barnard Class of 2028 celebrated Move In 2024. There were family hugs, lots of helpers, refreshments and plenty of that first day spirit as the>>>
Barnard parents send messages to their first-year students on move-in day
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Barnard College Convocation 2024 – As the college welcomes the Class of 2028, President Laura Rosenbury and others address the Barnard community as the new academic year begins.
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Hannah Jones (MM ’24), Ye In Kwak (MM ’24), and Yeongtaek Yang (MM ’24) have been accepted into the Met Opera’s Lindemann Young Artist Development Program for the 2024-25>>>
Part of the series JTS Alumni in the World: Scholarship and Impact With Rabbi Pamela Barmash, PhD (Rabbinical School ’90), Chair of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards, The Rabbinical>>>
Part of the Series “JTS Alumni in the World: Scholarship and Impact” With Dr. Michael Kay (Day School Leadership Training Institute ’08), Head of School, The Leffell School and Rabbi>>>
Part of the series JTS Alumni in the World: Scholarship and Impact With Dr. Leah Garrett (Kekst Graduate School ’99), Larry A. and …
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Part of the series JTS Alumni in the World: Scholarship and Impact With Rabbi Shai Held, PhD (Rabbinical School ’99 and Kekst Graduate School ’99), President and Dean, Hadar Institute In his new>>>
Seeing the Unseeable: Kabblistic Imagery from the Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary showcased the ways in which …
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Seeing the Unseeable: Kabblistic Imagery from the Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary showcased the ways in which …
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Seeing the Unseeable: Kabblistic Imagery from the Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary showcased the ways in which artists made elements of the divine visible through artistic expression. In>>>
Part of the series JTS Alumni in the World: Scholarship and Impact With Dr. Lauren Strauss (Kekst Graduate School ’04), …
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With Dr. Benjamin Sommer, Professor of Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages, JTS We’ve heard its stories; we’ve heard it chanted in synagogue; we’ve seen it hoisted in the air displaying handwritten>>>