The decade-long research, one of the largest urban street tree growth studies, reflects hands-on coursework that can offer real-world solutions.
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Launched in 2014, the innovative and fully funded program has introduced hundreds of young women to mentors in STEM research.
Faculty and students spent the summer dancing in Paris, discovering astrophysics in a city by the banks of the Loire River, and connecting through culture and language in Vienna.
The budding actor, director, and playwright offers a peek behind the scenes of her summer at the experimental theatre, as part of the College’s “Summer Internship Series.”
As part of Barnard’s ongoing “Summer Internship Series,” the rising senior shares a sample day of how she works to impact community education at the Salvadori Center.
As part of the “Summer Internship Series,” Gina Brown ’26 shares what it’s like to work in the noble gas lab of Columbia’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory through Barnard’s Summer Research Institute.
An end-of-the-year exploration on the intersection of gender, freedom, and empowerment came together through the production of a dance video.
Members of the College community will conduct research as recipients of grants from organizations including the U.S. Fulbright Scholar Program and the National Science Foundation.
Barnard’s Accessible and Accelerated Robotics Lab draws international recognition and publishes research that underscores the gender gap in this dynamic field.
In British Portraits: Identity, Empire, and the Museum, students look at the creation and conceptualization of 18th-century portraits with a contemporary perspective.
Barnard professors and students have created the Interactive Economics website, a breakthrough set of virtual tools that makes the field accessible for anyone with internet access.
To mark the academic year’s biggest milestone, 4,700 family members, friends, and supporters cheered on Barnard’s graduates at Radio City Music Hall.
Take a look at graduating seniors’ projects from the departments of Art History and Dance.
Graduating seniors Candela Escolar ’24 and Samira Umpierre ’24 discuss a bond that has lasted nearly two decades, from kindergarten to college.
In the lead-up to Barnard’s graduation at Radio City Music Hall, soon-to-be-alumnae contemplate how they’ve grown and what they have gained in the past four years.
Three sets of staff members and graduating students speak candidly about their family bonds and time together on campus.
Barnard professor and canine cognitive scientist Alexandra Horowitz — an authority on how dogs perceive the world — shares her expertise, right on time for her new children’s book release and National Therapy Animal Day.
Alumnae, students, and friends of the College proudly gathered to celebrate wellness and to honor two extraordinary community members at an event that directly underwrites student financial aid.
For National Poetry Month, three students explore their academic interests — from biochemistry to political science — as a form of creativity.