Tiffany Poon, CC ’18, came to Columbia knowing that she wouldn’t major in music.

Barnard College will charge $53,252 in tuition for the 2018-2019 academic year, according to an email sent to students Thursday morning by Chief Operating Officer Rob Goldberg and Dean of the College Avis Hinkson.

Fifty-one Barnard seniors have been inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, joining the 13 who were inducted as Junior Phi Beta Kappa in the fall semester.

Barnard College will not take action to divest its endowment from eight companies that “profit from or engage in the State of Israel’s treatment of Palestinians” if asked to do so by the Student Government Association, President Sian Beilock announced in an email to the college Monday.

Debora Spar, former president of Barnard College, has stepped down as President and CEO of Lincoln Center after just over a year in the position.

The year after Columbia College went coed in 1983, Barnard’s applicant numbers hit a then-record high. Despite fears—and former Columbia President Michael Sovern’s prediction—that Barnard would cease to be relevant once Columbia began accepting women, the opposite has happened.

The Columbia student charged with intruding in a Barnard dorm will be suspended from the men’s heavyweight rowing team indefinitely, according to a Columbia Athletics spokesperson.

Barnard’s Assistant Dean for Pre-Health Advising Melinda Cohen will step down on April 6 to become the Associate Dean for Pre-Professional Advising at Sarah Lawrence College, according to an email sent to Barnard pre-health students from Beyond Barnard Associate Deans Nikki Youngblood-Giles and A-J Aronstein.

With an admissions rate of 13.7 percent, down from the class of 2021’s 14.8 percent, Barnard College’s class of 2022 will be the most selective in the college’s history.