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As Barnard enters the second half of its fall semester, students seem to be facing a plethora of emotions on campus.

A Barnard student’s guide to utilizing the art opportunities and experiences offered by the program. 

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

A Barnard senior explores the Morningside neighborhood’s new Yemeni cafe.

A trip to Trader Joe’s this fall is a must for any pumpkin spice enthusiast. Find out which seasonal favorites are worth stocking up on.

Discover your new favorite spot to grab a meal, study, or hang out with friends north of 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.

As Sriram paves the path between his Indian and American identities through Carnatic and Jazz fusion, he has created a musical legacy for...

From childhood sketches to majoring in Art History at Barnard, Delia Tager (BC ‘22) has existed within a creative space their whole life...

Columbia students and faculty staged a walkout for Palestine on October 7, a year after the start of the Israel-Hamas war.

It’s been just over one week since the Vice Presidential debate between Sen. J.D. Vance and Gov. Tim Walz marked the final showdown...

“Saturday Night Live” recently premiered its 50th season, with host Jean Smart and musical guest Jelly Roll.