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President Rosenbury announces Dean Grinage’s resignation, effective January 5
Dean Grinage’s resignation comes after her sabbatical during the Fall 2025 semester, along with controversial administrative decisions since Columbia’s 2024 “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.”
Karissa Song and Kimberly Wing
Dec 24, 2025


Verónica Tello: Redefining curiosity and connection in the classroom
From Melbourne to Morningside Heights, art historian Verónica Tello unites archives, art, and identity in a classroom community.
Anna Sofia Martorella
Dec 13, 2025


Barnard launches AI for staff open enrollment, plans campuswide implementation of ‘concierge’ tool
Executive Vice President for Strategy and Chief Administrative Officer Kelli Murray introduced “Millie,” an AI program that “will eventually serve as a campuswide concierge.” Some Barnard employees expressed concerns about Millie and the College’s approach to AI.
Kimberly Wing
Dec 8, 2025


‘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, 2025


Artificial intelligence at Barnard: How ATLIS is guiding AI use on campus
With AI use becoming more prominent in academia, Barnard’s Academic Technologies & Learning Innovation Services (ATLIS) team strives to promote the future of ethical AI usage on campus.
Jazmine Cardenas
Nov 14, 2025


Turnstiles and tension: Barnard reimagines campus security in 2025
Campus accessibility at Barnard has become increasingly complex with newly implemented turnstiles and staff layoffs.
Nicole Santiago
Nov 13, 2025


Gas leak leaves 620 residents without stoves throughout semester, renovations soon to begin
Residents have gone nearly six months without working stoves or ovens following a May gas leak. The College says upcoming improvements will include electric kitchen ranges and air conditioning units.
Riya Mahanta
Nov 12, 2025


‘A very silly, very uniquely Barnard tradition’: Barnard College celebrates Big Sub’s 25th year
The McIntosh Activities Council organized the 25th annual Big Sub, a beloved campus tradition.
Anika Bahirwani
Nov 12, 2025


Columbia SIPA hosts panel honoring former Israeli Prime Minister Rabin, met with protests from Columbia student groups
SIPA’s Institute of Global Policy invited Bill and Hillary Clinton, along with other experts in American-Israeli politics, to discuss Rabin’s legacy three decades after his assassination. In response, students organized a protest outside of the President’s House.
Jaya Shankar, Elisabeth Siegel, Karissa Song, and Kimberly Wing
Nov 11, 2025


Students and faculty rally at Sundial against Marc Rowan, protesting Trump administration and billionaire ties
The rally was followed by a larger picket at 57th Street where Rowan, the CEO of Apollo Global Management, was expected to speak at the firm’s New York City headquarters.
Megan Morey, Sitara Reganti, and Kimberly Wing
Nov 7, 2025


Foundations at Barnard: First-years, students reflect on new curriculum requirements
Some students view this change as creating a stronger Barnard identity and community while others feel it limits the freedom that comes with the College’s affiliation with Columbia.
Anika Bahirwani
Nov 6, 2025


Barnard introduces the Zora Neale Hurston Grant
Barnard community members discuss the new grant opportunity for students to celebrate the famous alumna’s legacy.
Haila Desai
Oct 30, 2025
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