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Students describe a cautious relationship with expertise shaped by personal experience, social media, and institutional trust.

Why Barnard students should be wary of betting on politics, policy, and human crisis through Kalshi.

As shortform media platforms reshape how college students consume news, shortform journalism is sidelining traditional journalism. In a media landscape driven by the need for clicks, longform journalism remains integral to our society.

Completing the seventh Mode of Inquiry will be required for all students entering Barnard beginning in Fall 2028.

This year, student participation in the Greek Games, one of Barnard’s oldest traditions, was “pretty low,” according to Sophie Kamdar (CC ’26).

“Pitch Perfect LIVE!” — CUPAL’s Spring 2026 Special Project — gave back-to-back a cappella performances of select songs and scenes from the first two “Pitch Perfect” movies in the Lerner Wang Pavilion on April 18 and left audiences aca-amazed.

What happens when the tensions of sports do not stay on the field?

With the dissipation of the cold, icy tundras of the winter months comes a revival of the vivacious, spring fashion trends students are sporting on Barnard and Columbia’s campuses.

Rona Wilk (BC '91), the Reunion Chair of the Alumnae Association of Barnard College (AABC) from 2019 to 2022, responds to President Laura Rosenbury's statement on alumni engagement.

“Nobody thinks that this is a good idea,” said Ava Lyon-Sereno (BC ’26), whose petition supporting Professor John Wright and Barnard’s Slavic department has received over 800 signatures as of April 25

Student leaders from CUNY, SUNY, and private institutions in New York City gathered at Barnard to discuss strategies on student engagement and the unique hurdles of student governance.

Barnard Admissions required only one supplemental application essay for the incoming Class of 2030, consolidating prompts from previous years.