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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.

A photo essay and introspective exploration of Vega’s hit song and what it means for Barnard students now.

While red flags may be tempting to ignore, being able to spot and evade them is a crucial part of college life. Hear about what fellow Barnard students look to avoid in the streets of New York, classrooms, and relationships. 

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

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?

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. 

The Barnard theatre department’s production of “Wolf Play,” which ran November 20-22 in the Glicker-Milstein Theatre, rewired perceptions of family with a fierce, contemporary tenderness.

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.”

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.

Embracing the city’s winter magic: A guide to getting out of the Barnard bubble!

A response to the Sundial article “Are Men the Problem, Or Are We?” and what this controversial take reveals about Columbia’s romantic culture.