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Map Of Columbia For Barnard Students Who Go There As Little As Possible

By Lucy Danger on Mar 24, 2018 1 Comments

Columbia is a confusing place. Despite the relatively small size of its campus, it’s still much larger than Barnard’s, with way more buildings named after now dead rich white men. As a Barnard first-year, I haven’t had all that much reason to spend a lot of time at Columbia other than at the dining halls […]

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