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Barnard dietitian Maggie Chang reveals how you can support your gut microbiome through simple dining hall meals better than any viral “superfood.”

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.

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?

Students weigh in on whether Barnard still fulfills its founding mission in light of today’s campus climate.

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.

As “friend” AI ads take over the subway, they raise an unsettling question: are we outsourcing connection to machines?

I sat down with Tamrin Goldberg (BC ’12) — a dancer, singer, actor, teacher, and choreographer — to talk about Broadway and the path that led her there.

A conversation with author Kyle Lukoff (BC ’06) about his newest middle-grade novel and recent National Book Award nomination.

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.

The “Bear-y Scary Crafternoon,” hosted by Barnard’s Student Experience and Engagement Office (SEE), brought students right into the Halloween spirit with hands-on decorating, crafting, and piñata-making. Here is what the students had to say.

From Soho to Morningside, Fashion Week has relocated to Barnard’s campus, and a plethora of dynamic fashion trends are populating the classrooms.

Barnard community members discuss the new grant opportunity for students to celebrate the famous alumna’s legacy.