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With the rise in protein consumption, how do Barnumbia students navigate the newfound emphasis on protein and healthier lifestyles?

Students and alumni from Barnard and Columbia Journalism School attended a panel on “Journalism’s Impact in an Age of Media Mistrust.”

A review of the shift away from high-impact workouts to “moving to feel good.”

A recent exhibition from Columbia’s Rare Book and Manuscript Library offers a glimpse into the writing process of Barnard alum Lydia Davis, featuring her handwritten drafts, meticulous edits, and experimental story titles.

Are you stressed by relationships, school, and commitments? Here are some regulation techniques and why we use them for heart health.

Anna Yang (BC ’29), fashion designer and founder of the brand Stars4ever, prioritizes environmental sustainability and uses her clothing designs as a medium to advocate for women’s rights.

How a safety measure meant to protect pedestrians became a lasting symbol of bureaucratic delay, economic incentives, and public indifference.

First-generation college students make up 25 percent of admittees, a four percent increase from the Class of 2029.

11 Barnard alumni were selected for the 2026 cohort, making the College a top producer of Fulbright recipients for the ninth consecutive year.

Want to try out a sport but new to it? Here are five club sports open to students of all experience levels.

Former employees reported facing financial difficulties and an unstable work environment following Barnard’s “Collegewide restructuring” in July 2025.

Columbia University Players’ compelling and evocative rendition of Jen Silverman’s dark and cunning play “The Moors” explores the moral bounds of female power.