The pre-med student and foodie dives into what keeps her afloat — in and out of the water.
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Sabre stars Chloe Gouhin ’25 and Tamar Gordon ’26 share what drives them to win.
The middle-distance runner continues her journey with a bright outlook on a new year and semester.
Barnard and Columbia players on the Women’s Lacrosse team partner with Harlem Lacrosse through mentorship, tutoring, and gingerbread house making.
The determined and introspective midfielder shares how she stays competitive — and nearly invincible on the field.
From Rihanna’s beats to Elton John’s iconic pop, the student-athlete reveals the music that moves her through the day.
The determined athlete, whose goal is always bullseye, reveals how strength training, impromptu omelets, and Pokémon are at the heart of teamwork.
For National Women’s Health and Fitness Day (September 28), journey through the Men’s Lightweight Crew member’s daily balance of academics, rowing, and all else in between.
In recognition of sex discrimination being banned in educational programs, the College is looking back at alumnae and administrators who helped to pave the way and who continue to shine.
A student-athlete double-majoring in cellular and molecular biology and English shares how she balances training, competition, and courses at Barnard.
The annual event highlighting the Columbia-Barnard Athletics Consortium featured a panel moderated by New York Liberty CEO Keia Clarke.
The basketball forwards share how they gained a love for their sport, alongside their studies and other interests. #BarnardYearofScience
The Barnard competitors share how they got into the sport and how they balance athletics alongside college life.
The Olympic hopeful and computer science major shares how fencing became her passion.
The lacrosse defender and English and biology major shares her experiences as a student athlete and how lacrosse got her to Barnard. #BarnardYearOfScience
The archery team captain and neuroscience and behavior major reflects on how she got her start in the sport and what it’s like to participate in athletics at Barnard.
Meet Barnard’s student-athlete Hayler Willner ’22, Women’s Crew.
The Men’s Lightweight Crew coxswain discusses learning leadership on the water.
Two of Barnard’s volleyball players discuss the joys of having the team back on campus.
For National Women’s Health and Fitness Day (September 29), hear from the Women's Crew member about balancing academics and athletics.
The music professor, LGBTQ+ activist, and Columbia Athletics Hall of Fame inductee shares insights into her extraordinary path and how Barnard helped her find a sense of belonging.
The graduating athlete looks back on some of her favorite memories as a member of the Columbia Women’s Rowing Team.
On National Student-Athlete Day (April 6), the Barnard athlete looks back on the connections and skills built during her time on Columbia’s women’s rowing team.
In celebration of Women’s History Month, this year’s annual roundtable event featured an in-depth conversation on the impact that COVID-19 has had on women athletes.
The pioneering alumna was named to the 2020 "Legends of Ivy League Basketball" roster for her time as a student athlete, basketball standout, and the first team captain under the Columbia-Barnard title.
How playing tennis as a Barnard student-athlete on the heels of Title IX helped an alumna combine her interest in law, politics, and women’s athletics to serve up long-lasting professional success.
Meet Barnard’s scholar-athlete Anna Beshlian ’20, Women’s Crew.
Meet Barnard’s student-athlete Caprice Herjavec ’20, Women’s Crew.
Meet Barnard’s student-athlete Devon Bernsley ’20, Women’s Crew.
Our interview with Arianna Noya '19, a freestyle swimmer on the Columbia Women's Swimming and Diving team, is the latest installment in an ongoing student-athlete series.
In our newest installment of an on-going scholar-athlete series, Anne Cebula '20 talks about becoming Barnard's first student-athlete to win an individual NCAA Championship title
A panel of star athletes and leaders celebrated the 35th anniversary of the Columbia-Barnard Athletic Consortium
NBC Sports Reporter Dylan Dreyer to Moderate Dynamic Panel of Esteemed Women Athletes as Part of Columbia-Barnard Athletic Consortium’s 35th Anniversary Celebration
One of the many advantages students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only college for women—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges in the country—to offer Division I athletics. Here we catch up with Sofia Camacho Ferral '22, a first-year student who is a runner on both the cross-country and track & field teams.
One of the many advantages students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only college for women—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges in the country—to offer Division I athletics. Here we catch up with Maya Esberg '22, a first-year student who is a coxswain on the men's heavyweight rowing team.
One of the many things students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only women's college—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges—to offer Division I athletics. This article features diver Seanna Barrett '19, who is majoring in psychology and plans to pursue a career as a nurse practitioner after graduation.
One of the many aspects students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only college for women—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges in the country—to offer Division I athletics. Here we catch up with two seniors on the women's rowing team: Chloe Keating and Anneliese Gallagher.
One of the many aspects students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia-Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only women's college—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges—to offer Division I athletics. This interview features Alana Palomino ’22, Field Hockey.
One of the many aspects students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only college for women—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges in the country—to offer Division I athletics. Here we catch up with two seniors on the women's rowing team: Chloe Keating and Anneliese Gallagher.
One of the many things students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only women's college—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges—to offer Division I athletics. This article features diver Seanna Barrett '19, who is majoring in psychology and plans to pursue a career as a nurse practitioner after graduation.
One of the many things students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only women's college—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges—to offer Division I athletics. This article features Yudi Liu '19, a coxswain on the Columbia men's rowing team majoring in English with a concentration in creative writing, while also pursuing the pre-med program.
One of the many things students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only women's college—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges—to offer Division I athletics. This article features Ester Schreiber '20, a fencing star majoring in architecture and minoring in philosophy.
One of the many things students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only women's college—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges—to offer Division I athletics. This article features Isabel Weiss '18, a diving star double-majoring in Economics and East Asian Studies.
Barnard student Anne Cebula `20 won a bronze medal in individual women’s épée (fencing with thrusting sword) at the Dijon Women’s Épée Junior World Cup.
One of the many things students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division I Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only women's college—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges—to offer Division I athletics. This article features Shalon Conley '18, Women's Track & Field.
One of the many things students value about their Barnard experience is the opportunity to compete in NCAA Division 1 Athletics through the Columbia/Barnard Athletic Consortium. Barnard is the only women's college—and one of only a few liberal arts colleges—to offer Division 1 athletics. This article features Adele Bernhard '18, Women's Squash.
Barnard athletes are inducted into the Columbia University 2016 Athletic Hall of Fame
Economics major Grace Shadid ’16 fell in love with pole vaulting at a young age.
Barnard senior helps lead Columbia archery team to victory in national competition
From its early days as an institution of higher learning for women, Barnard College pursued a curriculum that embraced the ideal of mens sana in corpore sano—“a sound mind in a sound body".
Barnard junior wins gold at international competition in Uzbekistan
A swimmer whose specialty stroke is the butterfly, Trudi Patrick is a member of the Columbia Lions Women’s Swimming/Diving team.