Miss Park Advocates Liberal Arts and Women’s Education
Barnard President Miss Park argues liberal arts education remains vital amid calls for change. She says business support grows, specialization harms market value, and women must pursue broader roles beyond the home to strengthen the economy and society.
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Rusk Delivers Major Address at Dinner on Policy
Barnard marks its seventy fifth anniversary starting Wednesday January 22 with the Johnson administration's first major foreign policy address. The event also features the first performance of a song written for the occasion.
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Diversity in Women’s Colleges Gets Enduring Support
Barnard College celebrates a long history of independent women’s education while leaders like Vassar and Barnard presidents argue for continued expansion of women’s colleges alongside coed institutions. The Barnard 75th anniversary included a Low Rotunda convocation with Grayson Kirk and Queen Frederika, and Secretary Dean Rusk spoke on strengthening the free world through policy and partnerships. Princess Irene of Greece later visited Barnard campus.
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