The Barnard Center for Engaged Pedagogy held its last event of the “Year of Elections around the World” series, focusing on the intersection between human rights and climate change. 

This week, campus is full of exciting events celebrating history, cultural heritage, and our student community. Don’t miss the opportunity to indulge in some international treats!

A reflection on the purpose of higher education and if it reaches those who “deserve” it.  

Recovering from Bacchanal? Check out these campus events!

After a difficult few weeks at Columbia, it’s more important than ever to connect with the campus community. Share your concerns by joining a student-led conversation, or let loose at student-hosted social events.

I was a wide-eyed first-year, entering my first round of Battle of the Dining Halls. And boy was it a delight!

Check out a safety workshop or UNICEF lecture this week as you return from spring break!

If math people held a rager, this year’s Integration Bee would be it.

This week, join a study break, a collage session, or get CPR trained.

Lonely boy makes an appearance on Columbia’s campus… what could he be doing here? XOXO, Gossip Girl.

This week, you can study niche foreign politics, explore chakras, or paint a portrait.

At a panel hosted by the Barnard club Meet Me at the Museum, students heard from and mingled with accomplished women working in the art industry.

Connect with peers, nature, or a lecture on illiberal democracy this week!

Last Thursday, Russell Philanthropies Co-President and Barnard alum Marcia Sells gave a talk in the LeFrak Theater as a Distinguished Guest for the Beyond Barnard Nonprofit Focus Series.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Azmat Khan and Haley Willis hosted a workshop to discuss the strategies behind open-source intelligence reporting.