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Several alumni who ended their financial support to Barnard expressed frustrations about a lack of communication regarding the College’s handling of protests and antisemitism on campus.

The College reported a significant reduction to budget deficit, as well as significant financial growth due to operational changes and major assets and investments.

The letter called on Barnard College to investigate and address trustee and prominent donor Francine LeFrak’s connection to the convicted sex offender.

Amid a nationwide increase in ICE activity, the NYPD arrested protesters calling for the University to “end its complicity with ICE” on Thursday.

The Barnard Bulletin found that the Department of Justice’s Epstein Library contains multiple mentions of prominent Barnard College affiliates, including the LeFrak and Blankfein families.

Barnard employees who were on duty at the time have been placed on leave.

How the new Student Code of Conduct pilot for Barnard shifts disciplinary power and student involvement. 

Access Barnard and the Student Government Association organized their annual Friendsgiving tradition, bringing together students on campus for the holidays. 

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.”

From Melbourne to Morningside Heights, art historian Verónica Tello unites archives, art, and identity in a classroom community.

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.

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.