Students cast their bid in the New York primary elections on Thursday, which garnered national attention, largely thanks to the state-wide gubernatorial race between Governor Andrew Cuomo and activist and actress Cynthia Nixon, BC ’88.

Lerner Hall was renovated this summer to include two non-reservable social lounges with air hockey tables and foosball on the main floor, part of an effort to bolster a stronger sense of student community in the building.

Barnard faculty and students discussed the experiences of first-generation and low-income students at town hall hosted by Barnard’s Student Government Association on Wednesday evening.

All East Campus high-rise and townhouse suites will be without working gas ovens or stoves next year, Columbia Housing announced in an email to students Friday night.

Five generations of black Barnard alumnae gathered to discuss their time at Barnard at Tuesday’s panel, “Where Do We Go? A Reflection on the Past of Black Students and the Future.”

Panelists discussed the negative impacts of voter suppression on members of disenfranchised demographics in America at an event hosted by the Eric H. Holder Initiative for Civil and Political Rights on Monday evening.