An inside look into how last year’s executive committee marked the Barnard AAUP’s inaugural year with collaboration and community — and found solidarity during a turbulent year on campus.

On Wednesday evening, a group of Columbia anti-Zionist Jewish students built a sukkah on Columbia’s Math Lawn for the Jewish holiday Sukkot.

Barnard faculty voted to restore privileges to students currently in disciplinary proceedings, and condemned the new changes to the...

In a letter to the Columbia and Barnard administration, dozens of Jewish faculty raise concern over a report by the Columbia Task Force...

Read the letter from The Bulletin's Editors-in-Chief for the 2024-2025 academic year, Sophie Meritt and Lily Sones.

What courses should first-years sign up for? Are morning classes really as bad as people say? Should first-years only take...

In an email to the Barnard community, President Rosenbury responded to former Columbia President Shafik’s resignation.

Shafik’s resignation, effective on August 14th, comes after months of criticism regarding the President’s response to student protests on...

Following a statement from President Shafik that Columbia “will not divest,” University delegates handed out notices...

“Rather than steering the college through rough seas, she has become an agent of chaos,” Barnard faculty write about President Rosenbury...

With Barnard rolling out stricter policies than Columbia in response to student organizing in the pro-Palestine movement, what does...

With the subject line, “Care During Challenging Times,” Rosenbury sent an email at around 7:00 p.m. “to affirm two key aspects of...

Many professors marched from Low Steps to Milbank Hall to present demands to President Rosenbury and Dean Leslie Grinage.

According to organizers in the encampment, Columbia has revoked its statement that protestors would be suspended and arrested for...

The representatives say that they worked under “extreme” circumstances and received minimal support from the College.