Margaret Vorhaben

New Vice President of Communications Justin Harmon spoke at Monday’s Student Government Association meeting about Barnard’s transparency and the college’s transition following former President Debora Spar’s departure.

Barnard President Debora Spar affirmed the college’s dedication to protecting the freedoms of all students and faculty, regardless of their gender identity, in an email to the Barnard community on Friday.

For the second year in a row, Barnard and the Student Government Association have collaborated to offer students facing food insecurity free meal points donated by fellow peers.

As construction for Barnard's new Teaching and Learning Center nears its one year mark, students will soon get a first glimpse at what the building will look like as the skeletal frame takes shape in the next phase of construction.

When cheers erupted during former Barnard president Judith Shapiro's commencement address in 1996, they weren't for her speech—rather, people were cheering for banners that students famously unfurled from Barnard and Lehman Halls criticizing Shapiro's stance on negotiations with the United Auto Workers Local 2110 union.

Members of the Barnard contingent faculty union attended a Student Government Association meeting on Monday to share their belief that adjunct faculty are being treated "unfairly" by the college.

Students looking to sign up for language classes offered by Barnard's French department next spring will no longer have to do so manually on a bulletin board outside the department office; instead, they will be able to do so through an online form.

Barnard President Debora Spar discussed the role Hillary Clinton's gender has played in the upcoming presidential election and how the media has approached coverage of both Donald Trump and Clinton's campaigns at a fireside chat on Tuesday evening.