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Arts & Culture
Orchesis builds a stage for everyone
Performed by over 200 students, “Orchesis Presents: By the SeashOrchesis” brought bold choreography, vibrant lights, and an unwavering sense of community.
Laura Celadon
May 31
‘RAWCUS: Nothing But Noise’: A celebration of dance, identity, and community
The annual Raw Elementz showcase brought together bold movement, campus solidarity, and moments of joy.
Sydnie Loeb
May 31
Review: Barnard’s spring production of ‘Fox Toss’
Written for Barnard Theatre, Zuzanna Szadkowski’s (BC ’01) original play “Fox Toss” comedically displays the complexities of life and relationships of different kinds.
Laura Celadon
May 31
‘The Encampments’: Columbia voices inside the national movement
New footage and interviews with Columbia students reveal what inspired the takeover of Hamilton Hall and how the movement is moving forward.
Abigail Rabbitt and Theresa Cullen
May 31
A look into the LeRoy Neiman Center for Printmaking
Located in the heart of Columbia’s Morningside campus, the Neiman Center is a great resource for students and artists interested in printmaking.
Sophia Blythe
Apr 30
Inside the Athena Film Festival: A review of the opening night showcase of Renée Elise Goldsberry’s ‘Satisfied’ short film
Renee Elise Goldsberry’s “Satisfied” screened at Barnard College’s 15th Athena Film Festival on March 6. This documentary discusses the Tony Award winner’s balance between her role of Angelica Schuyler in Broadway’s beloved “Hamilton” and womanhood.
Iya Wakil
Apr 24
Tomisin Fasosin (BC ‘25) preserves the legacy of black fashion at Barnard through the upcoming ‘Black Style at Barnard’ project
Tomisin Fasosin (BC ‘25) preserves the legacy of black fashion at Barnard through the upcoming ‘Black Style at Barnard’ project
Jada Washington
Apr 12
‘Becoming Carly Klein’: Elizabeth Harlan’s love letter to adolescence
A conversation with author Elizabeth Harlan (BC ‘67) revealed how her adolescence in NYC and experiences at Barnard shaped her novel “Becoming Carly Klein” (spoiler-free).
Jem Hanan
Apr 10
‘A Conversation with Isabella Rossellini: Living with, studying, and working with dogs and other animals’
Actress, filmmaker, and animal-lover Isabella Rossellini on living, studying, and working with animals at her very own “Mama Farm.”
Roxy Rassooly
Apr 9
Review: “Love in a F*cked Up World”
Dean Spade (BC ’97) discussed his new book, “Love in a F*cked Up World,” in conversation with musician and activist Thao Nguyen. Here is ...
Lydia Snyder
Apr 8
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
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
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