This fall, the New Languages Initiative introduced four new world language courses to Foundations: American Sign Language (ASL), Chinese, Korean, and Italian — introducing students to new perspectives and cultures while broadening their educational experience.

Adventurer Says it’s Not Just About Making History, ‘It’s About Showing up Scared and Doing it Anyway’

Modern, sustainable electric cooking ranges and air conditioning units will follow renovations to the building’s infrastructure 

For 25 years, Barnard has come together for its biggest – and breadiest – tradition: Big Sub

Columbia Lions women's basketball heads into the 2025 - 2026 season as three-time reigning Ivy League champions and last season’s outright champions with three new Barnard additions to the team: Alicia Mitchell ’29, Hilke Feldrappe ’27, and Blau Tor ’27. 

Students, alumnae, and employers joined together on Sept. 26 for the 2025 Opportunities Conference to forge a path for the next generation of Barnard leaders. 

The Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being celebrates its first year in Barnard Hall, setting the Barnard community up for success with an innovative, three pillar approach to wellness.

The Barnard community came together for Giving Day raising more than $1.47 million in 24 hours, ensuring future generations of women can have access to a high-quality Barnard education.

From opportunities to engage with faculty and administrators to special visits to unique campus spaces, Barnard families were enthusiastically welcomed back to campus

From women's basketball to soccer, get to know the 15 incoming athletes representing Barnard for the 2026 - 2026 academic year. 

Anna Shusterman Hopes to Bring More Accessibility, Elevate Research at Famed Toddler Center 

Third Woman to Win the Nobel Prize in Physics, Donna Strickland Inspires Women to Pursue Science

Strickland’s Work with Lasers Has Made Advancements in Laser Eye Surgery, Cancer Treatments, Among Other Uses

Barnard students will be able to take JTS classes for credit toward their degrees at no additional cost.