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A Guide to Abortion Access at Barnard
All you need to know about reproductive healthcare on campus.
Nina Prunet-Sharma
Sep 19, 2023


Welcome, Laura Rosenbury
Barnard College’s president speaks on abortion, affirmative action, and her first few months on campus.
Sunaya Mueller
Sep 18, 2023


Meet The Barnard Bulletin’s Advisory Board
A group of exceptional journalists, writers, and leaders.
Sunaya Mueller
Apr 18, 2023


Reconciling Safety & Stigma: Looking Deeper at Morningside Park & Harlem
Rhetoric about danger in Morningside Park has been used since the 1950s to delineate the boundaries of where our Ivy League prestige ends...
Marina Senderos
Apr 17, 2023


Unprecedented, Un-Presidented, and Unpardoned: Barnard Students Speak to Donald Trump’s Indictment
On April 4th, 2023, after years of public speculation of a possible arrest, the New York Grand Jury charged the former president Donald...
Sophie Meritt
Apr 17, 2023


Rat Maze Reborn: Reimagining Penn Station
There are signs that a twenty-first century gateway to New York City is closer than ever.
Serena DiDio
Apr 17, 2023


Columbia’s GenderFuck and the Queer Need for Gathering
GenderFuck: a trans, queer, body-positive underwear party, embracing all gender identities and expressions.
Hope Talbot
Apr 17, 2023


A Look at the First Twenty Years of the Barnard Bulletin
What better time than this to think about the past and the Bulletin’s history?
Melissa Marie Wang
Apr 17, 2023
Humble Boy: The Deconstructed Home
On March 30th, 2023, Columbia University Players opened Humble Boy, a play about grief, familial relationships, astrophysics, and bees.
Scott Daugherty
Apr 17, 2023


Welcome to the Barnard Bulletin!
A new era of journalism at Barnard.
Sunaya Mueller
Apr 17, 2023


A Room of One’s Own (With a Roommate, Or Two.) – Zibia Bardin
This is the first piece in a spotlight on trans, non-binary, and woman writers at Barnard.
Nina Prunet-Sharma
Apr 17, 2023
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