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The Importance of Barnard’s Votes

Women gained the right to vote in America in 1920—a year after those in many other countries in the global community.

By BETHANIE MANGIGIAN and SHERLANA MOODY | Apr 16 10:44 pm ET

Women gained the right to vote in America in 1920—a year after those in many other countries in the global community.

Growing the University Community

On a campus where the word “community” is constantly being redefined, Columbia and Barnard have struggled to figure out their place in the Morningside Heights neighborhood and the world at large.

By BETHANIE MANGIGIAN and SHERLANA MOODY | Dec 10 12:51 am ET

On a campus where the word “community” is constantly being redefined, Columbia and Barnard have struggled to figure out their place in the Morningside Heights neighborhood and the world at large.

Go Green at Barnard

“Since when does Barnard care?” asked a Barnard College senior after the first class council meeting of the year.

By Laurie Rabinowitz, SHERLANA MOODY, and Kate McNamara | Oct 5 02:44 am ET

“Since when does Barnard care?” asked a Barnard College senior after the first class council meeting of the year.

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