Abigail Rabbitt
2 days ago
Ava Glicksberg and Jaya Shankar
Apr 25
Reema Bolnedi
Apr 24
Jazmine Cardenas
Apr 13
Jahnavi Bolleddula
Apr 11
Haila Desai and Riya Mahanta
Apr 4
Sunaya Mueller and Jaya Shankar
Mar 31
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Barnard College celebrates the Class of 2026 at 134th Commencement ceremony
For the third year in a row, graduates expressed their frustration with the Barnard administration.
Abigail Rabbitt
2 days ago
Do Barnard students trust experts anymore?
Students describe a cautious relationship with expertise shaped by personal experience, social media, and institutional trust.
Frances Aebker and Chase Taylor
May 23
The financialization of the future
Why Barnard students should be wary of betting on politics, policy, and human crisis through Kalshi.
Pai Sinpatanasakul
May 6
Should you care about traditional journalism in the age of shortform media?
As shortform media platforms reshape how college students consume news, shortform journalism is sidelining traditional journalism. In a media landscape driven by the need for clicks, longform journalism remains integral to our society.
Sitara Reganti
May 6
In perfect chord-ination: Columbia University Chinese A Cappella’s spring showcase
On May 3, Columbia University Chinese A Cappella brought back-to-back performances in Earl Hall Auditorium, blending humor and experimental staging to create an unforgettable a cappella experience.
Janelle Bai
12 hours ago
‘Pitch Perfect LIVE!’ was aca-awesome
“Pitch Perfect LIVE!” — CUPAL’s Spring 2026 Special Project — gave back-to-back a cappella performances of select songs and scenes from the first two “Pitch Perfect” movies in the Lerner Wang Pavilion on April 18 and left audiences aca-amazed.
Julieta Skallman
May 2
Say goodbye to the puffer jacket and hello to the mini skirt: Spring fashion is here and warmer than ever
With the dissipation of the cold, icy tundras of the winter months comes a revival of the vivacious, spring fashion trends students are sporting on Barnard and Columbia’s campuses.
Sasha Zimet
May 2
More than just a game: The links between sporting events and domestic violence
What happens when the tensions of sports do not stay on the field?
Megan Morey
May 2
The protein bandwagon: On the internet and on campus
With the rise in protein consumption, how do Barnumbia students navigate the newfound emphasis on protein and healthier lifestyles?
Zainab Anwar
Apr 19
The soft-fitness shift: Low-impact movement on campus
A review of the shift away from high-impact workouts to “moving to feel good.”
Jing Huang
Apr 15
The Barnard Bulletin’s 125th anniversary journalism panel and gala brought over 200 attendees
Students and alumni from Barnard and Columbia Journalism School attended a panel on “Journalism’s Impact in an Age of Media Mistrust.”
Jahnavi Bolleddula and Reema Bolnedi
Apr 18
Meeting the moment with Rebecca Jordan-Young: 50 years of ‘The Scholar and Feminist’
A conversation with Professor Jordan-Young, Interim Director of the Barnard Center for Research on Women.
Jaya Shankar
Mar 3
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