Ian Romero
Deputy Arts & Culture Editor
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For a moment in the Glicker-Milstein Theatre this past Friday and Saturday, audiences were transformed back to 2012 One Direction mania: boy band posters adorned the walls, a Harry Styles cutout stood guard at the door, and fans sat idly while listening to “What Makes You Beautiful.”
In a collaborative effort between Barnard’s Director of Exhibitions, Programming, and Public Engagement Miriam Neptune, students from the spring 2024 course Abortion in Context, and the Reproductive Justice Collective, the synchronized exhibits “Trigger Planting 2.0” and “Abortion in Context” debuted on Wednesday in the Milstein Center for Teaching and Learning.