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Students and faculty condemn Barnard’s ‘pausing’ of Slavic department as sole faculty member’s contract ends

Ava Glicksberg and Jaya Shankar

6 days ago

Barnard SGA hosts New York City Student Government Conference with SUNY, CUNY student leaders

Nicole Santiago

7 days ago

Barnard revises supplemental application for the Class of 2030

Reema Bolnedi

Apr 24

Barnard admits Class of 2030

Jazmine Cardenas

Apr 13

Barnard named top Fulbright producer for ninth consecutive year

Jahnavi Bolleddula

Apr 11

‘It’s been really painful’: Former Barnard staff members reflect on the impact of last summer’s layoffs

Haila Desai and Riya Mahanta

Apr 4

President Rosenbury and Barnard administrators address Epstein files, campus security, and financial transparency

Sunaya Mueller and Jaya Shankar

Mar 31

The Curiosity Initiative expands transdisciplinary learning at Barnard

Reema Bolnedi

Mar 14

‘We want accountability’: ‘Epstein Off Campus’ protests Barnard donor Francine LeFrak’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein

Sitara Reganti

Mar 11

‘A Call to Action’: TEDx Barnard returns for its third year

Jazmine Cardenas

Mar 6

Students and faculty condemn Barnard’s ‘pausing’ of Slavic department as sole faculty member’s contract ends

“Nobody thinks that this is a good idea,” said Ava Lyon-Sereno (BC ’26), whose petition supporting Professor John Wright and Barnard’s Slavic department has received over 800 signatures as of April 25

Ava Glicksberg and Jaya Shankar

6 days ago

Politics & Opinion

Letter to the Editors: Former AABC Reunion Chair Rona Wilk (BC '91) on Barnard Alumnae Reunion 2026

Rona Wilk (BC '91), the Reunion Chair of the Alumnae Association of Barnard College (AABC) from 2019 to 2022, responds to President Laura Rosenbury's statement on alumni engagement.

Rona Wilk

5 days ago

The politics of scaffolding: How sidewalk sheds shape New York City

How a safety measure meant to protect pedestrians became a lasting symbol of bureaucratic delay, economic incentives, and public indifference.

Pai Sinpatanasakul

Apr 14

The hidden cost of being a Columbia student

At Columbia, the cost of student life is not just measured in subway fares. It is measured in what students risk when they choose to speak.

Amanda Mallous

Apr 2

Arts & Culture

Rosie Peppé: The student singer-songwriter refreshingly unapologetic about expressing the candid, uncombed essence of love

The student opener of this year’s Bacchanal, Rosie Peppé approaches songwriting and performing with a devotion to expressing not just her experience with love but all that is human and anomalous about the universal emotion.

Sasha Zimet

Apr 23

Between the lines: ‘Items from the Lydia Davis Papers’

A recent exhibition from Columbia’s Rare Book and Manuscript Library offers a glimpse into the writing process of Barnard alum Lydia Davis, featuring her handwritten drafts, meticulous edits, and experimental story titles.

Janelle Bai

Apr 14

Highlighting the stories of women through clothing: A spotlight on student fashion designer Anna Yang

Anna Yang (BC ’29), fashion designer and founder of the brand Stars4ever, prioritizes environmental sustainability and uses her clothing designs as a medium to advocate for women’s rights.

Jade Dixon

Apr 14

Features

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

Protect your heart: Nervous system regulation techniques for heart health

Are you stressed by relationships, school, and commitments? Here are some regulation techniques and why we use them for heart health.

Jing Huang

Apr 14

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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Students and faculty condemn Barnard’s ‘pausing’ of Slavic department as sole faculty member’s contract ends

Barnard SGA hosts New York City Student Government Conference with SUNY, CUNY student leaders

Barnard revises supplemental application for the Class of 2030

Barnard admits Class of 2030

Barnard named top Fulbright producer for ninth consecutive year

‘It’s been really painful’: Former Barnard staff members reflect on the impact of last summer’s layoffs

President Rosenbury and Barnard administrators address Epstein files, campus security, and financial transparency

The Curiosity Initiative expands transdisciplinary learning at Barnard

‘We want accountability’: ‘Epstein Off Campus’ protests Barnard donor Francine LeFrak’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein

‘A Call to Action’: TEDx Barnard returns for its third year

Students and faculty condemn Barnard’s ‘pausing’ of Slavic department as sole faculty member’s contract ends

Letter to the Editors: Former AABC Reunion Chair Rona Wilk (BC '91) on Barnard Alumnae Reunion 2026

The politics of scaffolding: How sidewalk sheds shape New York City

The hidden cost of being a Columbia student

Rosie Peppé: The student singer-songwriter refreshingly unapologetic about expressing the candid, uncombed essence of love

Between the lines: ‘Items from the Lydia Davis Papers’

Highlighting the stories of women through clothing: A spotlight on student fashion designer Anna Yang

The protein bandwagon: On the internet and on campus

The soft-fitness shift: Low-impact movement on campus

Protect your heart: Nervous system regulation techniques for heart health

The Barnard Bulletin’s 125th anniversary journalism panel and gala brought over 200 attendees

Meeting the moment with Rebecca Jordan-Young: 50 years of ‘The Scholar and Feminist’