Jazmine Cardenas
Nov 14
Nicole Santiago
Nov 13
Jaya Shankar, Elisabeth Siegel, Karissa Song, and Kimberly Wing
Nov 11
Megan Morey, Sitara Reganti, and Kimberly Wing
Nov 7
Anika Bahirwani
Nov 6
Haila Desai
Oct 30
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‘It feels like the entire organization is untethered’: What is going on with the Athena Center?
Impacted by Barnard College’s budget and staff cuts, the Athena Center for Leadership has not continued with many of its usual programs and operations this semester.
Kimberly Wing
Nov 17
Her listeners have matured. Can Taylor Swift grow up with them?
In her latest album, "The Life of a Showgirl," Taylor Swift vows to step into her most mature era yet. But as her teenage listeners have all grown up, can her music still resonate?
Blanka Gyorfi-Toth
5 days ago
Tuition increases leave low-income students cutting costs
As Barnard’s cost of attendance rises again, low-income and first-generation students say they’re being forced to cut meal plans, take on extra work, and rethink how they will afford another year on campus.
Pai Sinpatanasakul
Nov 17
To speak or not to speak: The challenges of navigating protests as an international student
How shifting immigration policies and campus crackdowns are forcing international students to weigh solidarity against the risks of losing their futures in the United States.
Pavlina Solomou
Nov 17
Review: ‘The Skriker,’ a Columbia MFA directing thesis
Delia Dumont’s immersive Columbia University School of the Arts directing thesis of “The Skriker” raised questions on what is right or wrong, real or fake, and ultimately, reality as a whole.
Cai Dewrell
17 hours ago
Who even is Swirl Girl? Penny Shapiro and her infinite devotion to continual creation
Barnard student artist Penny Shapiro, known as Swirl Girl, approaches her multi-media artistry with a unique ambition and dexterity, never failing to express her inner self within each liminal mode.
Sasha Zimet
4 days ago
A day in the life eating around Barnard College: Five delicious eats in Morningside Heights
Barnard students can easily access the many cuisines the Big Apple has to offer right around campus.
Katherine Hong
Nov 16
The endless growth of pickleball
Why the sport once dominated by retirees is now the fastest growing in America, including at Columbia.
Megan Morey
13 hours ago
Feed your gut, not a trend
Barnard dietitian Maggie Chang reveals how you can support your gut microbiome through simple dining hall meals better than any viral “superfood.”
Ellie Koff
Nov 9
Campus caffeine culture: A dive into the effects of caffeine and student caffeine habits
Barnard students are known for packed schedules, sleepless nights, and long lines at Liz’s in search of a caffeine fix — but what is that caffeine really doing to your body?
Zainab Anwar
Nov 6
Letter from the Editors: An introduction to the 2025-2026 academic year
Read the letter from The Bulletin’s Editors-in-Chief for the 2025-2026 academic year, Ava Glicksberg and Karissa Song.
Ava Glicksberg and Karissa Song
Sep 2
‘An antidote to despair’: Barnard faculty find solidarity and community in the AAUP
An inside look into how last year’s executive committee marked the Barnard AAUP’s inaugural year with collaboration and community — and found solidarity during a turbulent year on campus.
Sophie Meritt
Aug 28
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