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Orchesis builds a stage for everyone
Performed by over 200 students, “Orchesis Presents: By the SeashOrchesis” brought bold choreography, vibrant lights, and an unwavering sense of community.
Laura Celadon
May 31


‘RAWCUS: Nothing But Noise’: A celebration of dance, identity, and community
The annual Raw Elementz showcase brought together bold movement, campus solidarity, and moments of joy.
Sydnie Loeb
May 31


Review: Barnard’s spring production of ‘Fox Toss’
Written for Barnard Theatre, Zuzanna Szadkowski’s (BC ’01) original play “Fox Toss” comedically displays the complexities of life and relationships of different kinds.
Laura Celadon
May 31


“We have spirit week here?”: On school spirit (and our lack thereof)
Barnard touts its school spirit, community, and traditions in its admissions advertising, but is this really the reality?
Giselle Bradshaw
May 31


Barnard’s Code of Conduct under review amid expulsions and ongoing campus protests
The College is reviewing the current conduct process following disciplinary actions that sparked campus-wide debate.
Sydnie Loeb and Nabiha Metla
May 31


That’s a wrap: Barnumbia students reflect on the 2024-25 school year
To better understand how students felt about this year, I went out to Futter Field in early May and interviewed students enjoying the warm spring weather.
Nura Ali
May 31


Outdoor activities for a summer in the city
New York City has finally begun defrosting just as summer kicks off. Take advantage of the warmer weather and longer days with these affordable outdoor activities in and around the city!
Mia Cariati
May 31


A season between deadlines
When the semester ends and summer starts, make it a time of growing connections (without LinkedIn open).
Ankita Mandal
May 31


‘The Encampments’: Columbia voices inside the national movement
New footage and interviews with Columbia students reveal what inspired the takeover of Hamilton Hall and how the movement is moving forward.
Abigail Rabbitt and Theresa Cullen
May 31


Barnard College celebrates Commencement with the Class of 2025
Many graduates expressed their disapproval of the College’s administrators and trustees amid disciplinary actions taken against student demonstrations throughout the year.
Kimberly Wing
May 27


You, Me, 'Can We Talk?'
Because even Penn Badgley can’t explain it all in one day.
Ankita Mandal
May 26


CUAD holds emergency rally in Butler Library demanding Columbia divest from Israel, grant amnesty to disciplined protesters
Protesters occupied the main reading room of Butler Library, declaring it the “Basel Al-Araj Popular University.” At least 70 people were arrested by the NYPD.
Theresa Cullen, Fiona Hu, and Kimberly Wing
May 24
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