Summer is almost here, so go to Brooklyn, watch Girls, and listen to some music.
On Wednesday, April 15 2026, Barnard’s decision to eliminate the position of John Wright, and the Slavic department at large, became public. Meet the three students behind the fight to keep him here.
Beginning this Sunday, the Metropolitan Museum will be hosting one of the first and most comprehensive collections of the Renaissance painter, Raphael.
This historic class was chosen from over 10,000 applications. Congratulations and welcome to Barnard!
On Friday, March 13, Editor-in-Chief Eve Bertrand and News Editor Eira Prakash participated in a roundtable discussion with President Laura Rosenbury and senior Barnard Administrators to speak about a variety of topics pertaining to Barnard’s campus.
You can hop on the dining hall tiramisu trend and make your very own right at Hewitt.
On Wednesday, January 28, President Rosenbury emailed the Barnard Community addressing the financial state of the college.
It’s not even a class at this point, it’s basically a game.
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May 4, 2026Petition: Bring Back The Sunball
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