Reema Bolnedi
Mar 14
Jazmine Cardenas
Mar 6
Jaya Shankar, Karissa Song, and Kimberly Wing
Feb 27
Anika Bahirwani
Feb 27
Riya Mahanta, Jaya Shankar, and Vanessa Zhou
Feb 27
Karissa Song and Kimberly Wing
Feb 19
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Hundreds gather to protest detention of Columbia student Elmina Aghayeva (GS ’26) by federal agents
Aghayeva was detained by agents from the Department of Homeland Security in her Columbia residence hall.
Riya Mahanta, Jaya Shankar, and Vanessa Zhou
Feb 27
‘I’m just watching for the commercials’: The politics and history behind Super Bowl ads
How Super Bowl ads took their place in football iconography and what they represent to past and present Americana.
Margaret O’Halloran
23 hours ago
Opinion: Columbia’s relationship to Epstein highlights a broader failure of donor accountability at elite institutions
As newly released Epstein documents prompt renewed federal scrutiny, Columbia University’s ties with Epstein have led to questions surrounding how elite institutions manage powerful donor relationships. The investigation — alongside faculty action at Barnard — highlights growing demands for transparency and accountability when institutional prestige collides with misconduct.
Sitara Reganti
1 day ago
The rise of looksmaxxing and the politics of self-optimization
Though it appears an unassuming trend of better skincare, gym routines, and style, looksmaxxing can lead to unhealthy obsessions.
Pai Sinpatanasakul
Mar 3
Review: ‘Fefu and Her Friends’
Performed in the Minor Latham Playhouse and various rooms in Milbank Hall, “Fefu and Her Friends” delivered a raw performance on issues of feminism, mental illness, and patriarchy that still speak true today.
Aya Yamauchi
3 hours ago
Review: The MaMa Project — ‘Do You Believe in Magic?’
If you missed the days when fairies made childhood sparkle, do not worry — the MaMa Project’s recent “Do You Believe in Magic?” unlocked that hidden childlike magic.
Katherine Hong
Mar 17
‘Disobedient Spaces’: Wallach exhibition highlights Lotty Rosenfeld’s legacy of resistance
The Lenfest Center’s latest exhibition features the work of Chilean artist and activist Lotty Rosenfeld, examining public space, censorship, and political life under dictatorship. “Disobedient Spaces” is on view through March 15 at the Miriam & Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery.
Saanya Anand
Mar 14
Seven drink recipes anyone can make at the dining halls
Whether you are tired of JJ’s milkshakes or sick of $8 coffees, here are seven drink recipes you can use to make the most out of your dining plan.
Megan Morey
Feb 25
The Columbia women’s basketball team: A midseason review
Do the Lions have what it takes to win a fourth consecutive Ivy League title?
Maitree Mody
Feb 10
The Super Bowl and what it means to Barnard students
With the Super Bowl coming up, what are Barnard students’ opinions on the classic American game? Who do they think will win Super Bowl LX?
Zainab Anwar
Feb 5
Meeting the moment with Rebecca Jordan-Young: 50 years of ‘The Scholar and Feminist’
A conversation with Professor Jordan-Young, Interim Director of the Barnard Center for Research on Women.
Jaya Shankar
Mar 3
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, 2025
The Barnard Bulletin
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