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Barnard AAUP holds community teach-in addressing future of free speech on campus
On March 12, Barnard AAUP professors came together to publicly address the challenges to free speech and activism on campus in a ...
Kimberly Wing
Apr 3


Bacchanal outfit ideas from items you probably already have in your closet
Need outfit inspo for Bacchanal on Saturday? Look no further than your closet!
Sophia Blythe and Roxy Rassooly
Apr 3


President Rosenbury addresses student demonstrations and ICE, emphasizes unity in email to Barnard community
Around 9 p.m. on March 24, President Laura Rosenbury emailed Barnard students to address concerns about on-campus demonstrations, ...
Kimberly Wing
Apr 2


Dr. Katrina Armstrong steps down as Interim President of Columbia, Board of Trustees co-chair Claire Shipman appointed as Acting President
Barnard President Rosenbury thanks Armstrong for her partnership and states that Dr. Armstrong will be returning to lead the Irving Medical
Giselle Bradshaw
Apr 2


The Seven Sisters: Legacy and lessons in women’s education
Examining the legacy, intersectional challenges, and evolving impact of historically women’s colleges.
Abigail Rabbitt
Apr 2


Review: Barnard dance showcase at New York Live Arts
The Barnard Dance Department showcased their talented student dancers through four pieces by renowned choreographers at their bi-annual...
Sydnie Loeb
Mar 30


Screenings and screamings: Bringing visibility to the unseen at the Athena Film Festival
The Athena Film Festival invites filmmakers of short films to show their craft and discuss it in a dedicated space for filmmakers themselves
Nura Ali
Mar 28


Career in the arts night: Advice from six women in artistic fields
Meet Me at the Museum recently hosted a Career in the Arts panel, interviewing six successful women working in different artistic fields.
Luisa Nahr
Mar 27


Review: The Barnard Theater Department’s ‘The Three Sisters’
Barnard’s production of Anton Chekhov’s “The Three Sisters” was a skillful representation of the play’s main themes, including...
Laura Celadon
Mar 25


Zines as resistance: Exploring the creative power of the Barnard Zine Library
At the Barnard Zine Library, creativity and activism collide, offering a sanctuary for those who wish to challenge the status quo.
Abigail Rabbitt
Mar 25


Barnard and Columbia AAUP condemn Rosenbury "in the strongest possible terms"
Faculty held an emergency meeting Thursday, March 6 at 6 p.m. after NYPD campus arrests.
Theresa Cullen
Mar 13


What does it mean to be a humanities major in a time of rising STEM majors?
Humanities majors and funding are falling at an alarming rate. What’s it like to still be one?
Jacquie Traenkle
Mar 13
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