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Anti-Zionist Jewish students begin ‘Liberation Sukkah’ for a planned seven days on Math Lawn

Sophie Meritt, Sunaya Mueller, and Jaya Shankar

Oct 16, 2024

Anti-Zionist Jewish students begin ‘Liberation Sukkah’ for a planned seven days on Math Lawn

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

An exploration of harmonious balance between two identities: Sid Sriram at Blue Note Jazz Club

Iya Wakil

Oct 14, 2024

Arts & Culture

An exploration of harmonious balance between two identities: Sid Sriram at Blue Note Jazz Club

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

Meet Delia Tager (‘22), art history major turned tattoo artist

Haley Scull

Oct 11, 2024

Arts & Culture

Meet Delia Tager (‘22), art history major turned tattoo artist

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

Pro-Palestinian protesters rally at Low Plaza

Jaya Shankar

Oct 10, 2024

Campus News

Pro-Palestinian protesters rally at Low Plaza

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

Substance vs. style: Students weigh in on the vice presidential debate

Lillie Laing

Oct 9, 2024

Politics & Opinion

Substance vs. style: Students weigh in on the vice presidential debate

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...

A review of the 50th season premiere of ‘SNL’ by a Barnard audience member

Sophia Blythe

Oct 9, 2024

Arts & Culture

A review of the 50th season premiere of ‘SNL’ by a Barnard audience member

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

A guide to navigating the New York City tattoo scene

Haley Scull

Oct 5, 2024

Arts & Culture

A guide to navigating the New York City tattoo scene

From the where to the how — a Barnard student’s guide to getting a tattoo.

Photo Essay: The movement to 'Defend Harlem'

Sophia Arango

Oct 4, 2024

Politics & Opinion

Photo Essay: The movement to 'Defend Harlem'

A look into the 'Defend Harlem' protest at Columbia.

Barnard faculty host teach-in for “community in crisis”

Lily Sones

Sep 27, 2024

Campus News

Barnard faculty host teach-in for “community in crisis”

Barnard faculty and alumna, including Cynthia Nixon ‘88 and Maria Hinojosa ‘84, spoke to the Barnard community at a teach-in on the steps…

Barnard faculty votes in favor of restoring student privileges in disciplinary proceedings, condemns policy changes

Sophie Meritt and Lily Sones

Sep 17, 2024

Campus News

Barnard faculty votes in favor of restoring student privileges in disciplinary proceedings, condemns policy changes

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

“Context matters”: Columbia Jewish faculty responds to Antisemitism Task Force’s Second Report

Sophie Meritt

Sep 14, 2024

Politics & Opinion

“Context matters”: Columbia Jewish faculty responds to Antisemitism Task Force’s Second Report

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

Advice to new Barnard bears, from a sophomore

Elisabeth Siegel

Sep 12, 2024

Features

Advice to new Barnard bears, from a sophomore

Reflections from a Barnard Sophomore every First-Year should hear.

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