Barnard-Columbia Relationship

Strong Enough to Say 'Enough'

We’ve all heard these arguments: having two administrations is inefficient; Barnard drains the University’s lifeblood; single-sex education is outdated.

By Anna Arons | Apr 20 07:02 pm ET

Availability of swine flu vaccine confuses Barnard students

“I just hate when there is a double standard. ... If we can check out books in Butler and eat in John Jay and CC/SEAS students can use Lehman Library and eat at Hewitt ... why draw the line when giving out flu shots?”

By Leah Greenbaum and Elizabeth Scott | Dec 10 06:06 am ET

The Barnard Image Crisis

As a Barnard student having just finished my first year of college, I returned to the Morningside Heights campus in late August as an orientation leader, ready to spread obnoxious levels of school

By Eve Guterman | Nov 17 07:47 pm ET

A Healthy Relationship

At some point, nearly every student at Columbia pays a visit to one of the University's Health Service facilities.

By Editorial Board | Oct 13 12:13 am ET

Untangling the Obscurity of an Independent Affiliate

Go to Barnard College’s Web site and look up its affiliation with Columbia University. Now go to Columbia’s Web site and look up its relationship with Barnard College.

By Francesca Procaccini | Jan 24 08:35 pm ET

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