About The Barnard Bulletin

First published in January 1901, The Barnard Bulletin is Barnard College’s oldest student-run publication, as well as one of the longest operating student newspapers from a women’s college in the United States. The Barnard Bulletin is run by undergraduate students from Barnard College and Columbia University.

The Bulletin covers Barnard, Columbia, and New York City stories under its Campus News, Politics & Opinion, Arts & Culture, Health & Sports, and Features sections through an intersectional feminist lens. Former editors and writers include anthropologist Margaret Mead ’25, Pulitzer Prize-winning NPR and CNN journalist Maria Hinojosa ’84, and The Glass Castle author Jeannette Walls ’84.​​

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Visit our Contact & Submissions page if you are interested in submitting an op-ed, tip, or general inquiry. The Bulletin accepts applications for new staff members at the beginning of every fall and spring semester.

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Unless specified through official statements, the views and opinions expressed in articles published by The Barnard Bulletin do not reflect the views of, and are not endorsed by, Barnard College.