From the inauguration of the College’s ninth president to the announcement of the Zora Neale Hurston Centennial, the year included many exciting announcements, events, and news.
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This year, more than 40 students signed up to share the holiday at the homes of Barnard alumnae who opened their doors and their hearts for community building.
Living near or far, in the United States or abroad, alumnae and students recognize the holiday in their own unique ways.
Two documentary film professionals bring their perspectives to Barnard classrooms.
Big Sub returns for another year to fill the hearts and stomachs of the Barnard community.
The Museum of Arts and Design’s exhibition celebrates the iconic doll’s expansive, six-decade evolution.
Take a look at how the College covered, discussed, and taught an historic election.
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.
Barnard’s global community highlights what it means to be bold, brilliant, and fearless — supporting the Barnard Annual Fund and enhancing the Barnard experience for students.
Alumnae from across generations have incorporated elements of the College into their art, telling personal stories shaped by their time on campus.
Barnard-Columbia community members gathered for a special ceremony to commemorate the Philip & Cheryl Milstein Family Tennis Center.
Launched in 2014, the innovative and fully funded program has introduced hundreds of young women to mentors in STEM research.
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.
In the annual tradition to bring campus and Harlem community members together to benefit the surrounding Harlem neighborhood, this year’s theme will focus on the meaning of Juneteenth in New York City.
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.
An unwavering advocate for women to have the right to vote, Lee was also the first Chinese woman in the country to earn a Ph.D. in economics.
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.