On Tuesday, Barnard Builds announced the removal of an oak tree on the Barnard Campus and the removal of the tent on Futter Field.

The second-floor green chairs provide superior back support, a better view, and more isolation: no worrying if friends walking to class are going to see you eat that crumb you dropped on your shirt—and yet, I am an avid first floor enthusiast. Why, you ask? The whispering. 

Graffiti as therapy for your Barnumbia midterm moods: if you’re feeling it, the squiggly face has already been through it.

On October 10, Barnard/Columbia archaeologists and members of the Picuris Pueblo came together to discuss archaeological research through the lens of collaboration with Native communities.

We’ve all been there. Bwog can teach you how to recover expertly and gracefully so your trans and/or nonbinary friends don’t have to.