The opening reception of Barnard + Columbia Architecture’s New Year Show featured the projects students worked on throughout the Fall 2025 semester, which took them across the city and around the globe in their pursuit of blending design and climate justice — an effort to meet the moment in a time of escalating climate urgency.

Ahead of the annual Holiday Choral Concert, longtime music director Gail Archer discussed her approach to conducting, teaching, and cultivating community through choral music at Barnard and Columbia.

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.

I sat down with Tamrin Goldberg (BC ’12) — a dancer, singer, actor, teacher, and choreographer — to talk about Broadway and the path that led her there.

Actress, filmmaker, and animal-lover Isabella Rossellini on living, studying, and working with animals at her very own “Mama Farm.”

Need outfit inspo for Bacchanal on Saturday? Look no further than your closet!

I sat down with playright Isabel Beatriz Tongson (BC ‘26) to discuss her new Off-Off-Broadway play “A White Girl’s Understudy,” a timely...

On Monday afternoon, a protest organized by Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD) rallied against Barnard College’s trustees...

Our top Thanksgiving episodes from “Gossip Girl,” “Gilmore Girls,” “Friends,” and “New Girl.”

Not only did these classes introduce me to Barnard’s teaching style, but they also helped me understand what I wanted to study.

The Milstein Center recently unveiled its “Trigger Planting 2.0 & Abortion in Context” exhibit, which addresses the state of reproductive...