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On the final day of Barnard’s 123 housing lottery, the remaining rising sophomores picked into the available doubles. 

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Day 3 of Barnard’s 123 Lottery saw rising juniors pick into all remaining single rooms. 

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Today marked the end of the Barnard group housing lottery. Now it’s every man for himself…

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The middle child of the 600s, 616 is located close to campus on 116th and Claremont, meaning that you shouldn’t overlook it if you’re into suite-style housing. 

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Guest Writer Sophia Gates delves into the lives of Barnard students staying on campus during the pandemic to share some of their experiences.

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Looking to escape campus while still being able to get to all your classes? Maybe Cathedral Gardens (also known as CG) is the option for you!

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This week, Barnard’s Student Government Association heard from students from the Roosevelt Institute about Barn and from Emy Cardoza, Associate Dean for Student Life, about her work planning NSOP.

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Same Semester, New President!

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