Anne Brink

Sexual violence on campus: TBTN supports kinship at Barnard, across genders

he front group that carries the TBTN banner is still all-female, but beginning this year, people of any gender will be allowed to help marshal the parade.

By Anne Brink | Apr 13 07:43 pm ET

Forum on safe spaces filled to capacity

The Columbia University College Republicans and Everyone Allied Against Homophobia hosted a contentious debate after CUCR distributed fliers opposing the existence of safe spaces to residence halls last week.

By Danielle Grierson and Anne Brink | Apr 7 05:06 am ET

Barnard hosts third annual symposium in South Africa

The students were joined by Barnard President Debora Spar, as well as a handful of other Barnard faculty members at the event, ‘Women Changing Africa’ in Johannesburg, which brought together female leaders in business, politics and academia from across Africa.

By Anne Brink | Mar 24 03:06 am ET

SIPA grad embarks on poetical journey in 'The Sufi’s Garland'

“The Sufi’s Garland,” which chronicles the journey of a nomadic fakir, has emotional and spiritual undertones reminiscent of the work of 18th-century American greats like Emily Dickinson.

By Anne Brink | Mar 21 08:39 pm ET

Living a green lifestyle

Individuals do not need to be part of a club to be environmentally active.

By Anne Brink | Dec 12 06:30 pm ET

New five-year public health program available to undergraduates

The school is in the process of developing a program in which current undergraduates, if on track with their current undergraduate major, may begin taking graduate-level courses in public health and continue those into a fifth year at Columbia.

By Anne Brink | May 3 01:52 am ET

Catalan composer draws inspiration from Rothko’s art

Casablancas, an accomplished Catalan composer, has embarked on a difficult creative path indeed, turning the silence of a painting into song.

By Anne Brink | Feb 23 12:00 am ET

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