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Do you have games on your phone?
Video games — particularly mobile games — hold a significant role in society. How common are mobile games on the Barnard campus? What are Barnard students' opinions on video games?
Zainab Anwar
3 days ago


Constraint or community: Investigating the tight-knit community at Barnard
Barnard promises the closest of connections to incoming freshmen but students reveal the paradox of social community: you recognize everyone but very few become true friends.
Maitree Mody
Dec 22, 2025


Getting out of the Barnard bubble
Embracing the city’s winter magic: A guide to getting out of the Barnard bubble!
Ellie Koff
Dec 21, 2025


Snow or shine: Why leaving the house matters
Embracing the cold: why getting outside is an essential aspect of your health, especially in the winter months!
Ellie Koff
Dec 21, 2025


FOMO and other first-year fears
From lonely Saturday nights to Ivy-induced panic, first-years face more than just the fear of missing out. Here is a look into the anxieties we do not post on Instagram, and why they are more common than you think.
Sahima Mittal
Dec 13, 2025


Meet the Barnard first-year on the men's rowing team
The Barnard community is shaped by a population of students with diverse talents and backgrounds. Among this year’s Class of 2029 are 14 athletes, including Diya Mullick, who serves as coxswain for Columbia Lightweight Rowing.
Zainab Anwar
Dec 7, 2025


The endless growth of pickleball
Why the sport once dominated by retirees is now the fastest growing in America, including at Columbia.
Megan Morey
Nov 24, 2025


Feed your gut, not a trend
Barnard dietitian Maggie Chang reveals how you can support your gut microbiome through simple dining hall meals better than any viral “superfood.”
Ellie Koff
Nov 9, 2025


Campus caffeine culture: A dive into the effects of caffeine and student caffeine habits
Barnard students are known for packed schedules, sleepless nights, and long lines at Liz’s in search of a caffeine fix — but what is that caffeine really doing to your body?
Zainab Anwar
Nov 6, 2025


More than a game: The sisterhood of the Columbia women’s soccer team
What makes a team more than a roster? For the Columbia University Women’s Soccer Team, it is the traditions and shared experiences that turn teammates into sisters.
Maitree Mody
Oct 31, 2025


“Tiny Habits”: Interviewing students on the wellness habits they swear by
While being a student may be a full-time job, wellness does not have to be; learn about how Barnard students are fitting it seamlessly into everyday life.
Bryn Huber
Oct 29, 2025


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, 2025
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