Biology Departmental News

Students

Testing the Waters

Biology

Keeping Bee-sy

Biology

Fall 2020: Welcome to Class with Professor Hilary Callahan

STEM

For the Love of Research

STEM

Barnard’s ‘Berani’ Corpse Flower Blooms

Climate Change

Barnard & Climate Action Week: Sustainability Snapshot

Biology

The World of Plants | Biology Students Collaborate with the World's Second-Largest Herbarium

Barnard College Announces Newly Tenured and Promoted Faculty Members

Global

Pathways to Passion: John Glendinning

Biology

Green Roofs: Classrooms in the sky

Environment

Keyanna Millinger '14: Botanist and Environmentalist

Biology

From the Faculty Lounge: Smell and Taste

Biology

Botany@Barnard: Arthur Ross Greenhouse Celebrates 20 Years

Biology

Prof. John Glendinning Publishes New Research on Fetal Alcohol Exposure

Biology

The College and Faculty Awarded Major Research Grants

Biology

Smart phones helping honey bees

Biology

E-Resource Alert: Handbook of Birds of the World Alive

Biology

Protecting Pollinators: Prof. Jon Snow Leads Research to Protect the Honey Bee Population

Alumnae

Students Publish Science, Anthropology Research in Leading Journals

Biology

Diving into STEM

Sustainability

The Disease of the Bees

Sexuality

From the Faculty Lounge: Biology and the Sexes

Biology

Biology Prof. Jennifer Mansfield coauthors Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences article

Biology

Barnard Receives Beckman Scholars Program Award to Support Students' STEM Research

Biology

Scientific American highlights Prof. Krista L. McGuire's research on green roofs

Biology

Prof. Emerita Jeanne S. Poindexter named among Women of Distinction

Biology

Syllabus: Helping Hands

Biology

What’s on Your Plate? The History and Politics of Food

Watch the Panel Here

What's on Your Plate: Barnard faculty share ideas about the history and politics of food

Biology

Krista McGuire, Biological Sciences

Biology

Math and science students honored by Goldwater Foundation

Alumnae

Sources: A Laboratory in the Sky