Two documentary film professionals bring their perspectives to Barnard classrooms.
Barnard College News
The famous alumnae came together to discuss artistic inspiration, literature, and the legacy of creative arts to celebrate 60 years of the Rizzoli Bookstore.
The Zora Neale Hurston Trust will honor the famed storyteller this winter, in serendipitous alignment with the centennial anniversary of her time as a student on campus.
As Election Day draws near, Barnard Votes encourages students to engage in the civic process beyond casting their ballots.
Alumnae from across generations have incorporated elements of the College into their art, telling personal stories shaped by their time on campus.
In the introductory music course with the Barnard-Columbia Choir, students discover the sounds and stories that lend classical music its reputation as a timeless genre.
The aspiring journalist and English major spent the summer at a nonprofit committed to elevating the voices of those who are often overlooked.
As speed, technique, and style collide in Paris, the College cheers on four of its own who are helping Team USA to score points at the world’s biggest games.
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.”
An end-of-the-year exploration on the intersection of gender, freedom, and empowerment came together through the production of a dance video.
The award-winning professor of professional practice merges dance, film, and spiritual discovery in her latest cinematic project.
Take a look at graduating seniors’ projects from the departments of Art History and Dance.
The alumna’s novels have lit up film and TV screens, with adaptations from a Hitchcock classic to a new Netflix series.
The opera singer, who will be recognized by the Figure Skating in Harlem organization for her work with young skaters of color, learned from Barnard how to consistently shatter ice and expectations.
A new festival from Barnard’s Movement Lab invited an exploration of what it means to live and make art at a time of rapidly evolving technology.
This year celebrates women’s leadership with film screenings, panel discussions, and campus-wide events.