Barnard Dining opened its “Bubble Tea and Sushi Spot” on the first floor of Milstein Library on Monday, replacing Peet’s Coffee.

When Candice Hoyes, Law ’04, was completing a legal clerkship during law school, she told her supervisors that she was leaving to go to a family reunion. She was actually en route to an opera festival.

West Harlem Art Fund Executive Director and Chief Curator Savona Bailey-McClain led a walking tour of New York’s Master Drawings galleries on Friday, Jan. 20, offering collectors and the public alike a look at historic artwork from art dealers in the United States and Europe. Following the walking tour, on Sunday, Jan. 22, Bailey-McClain moderated a panel with expert art dealers discussing a shift in art curation toward including historically underrepresented creatives.

In front of a gothic peacock hutch on Saturday, the Very Rev. Patrick Malloy, dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, led an emotional prayer as a goodbye to its three arthritic avian residents.

On February 4, 2002, the labor and delivery nurse overseeing my mother’s 50-hour labor marked my entrance into the world with a question for my mother: “Are you sure this is your baby?” To the nurse’s surprise, I looked nothing like my white mother. I was too brown. The nurse’s attempt at a joke was one that no new mother would want to hear after a dangerous and difficult delivery. More importantly, her words defined the very beginning of my existence and foreshadowed a strange affliction I would encounter later.

Members of the Picuris Pueblo of Northern New Mexico performed Pupuutii Pulene, or “basket dance,” at Low Steps on Monday, days after President Biden officially proclaimed Oct. 10 Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

Where the Milano Market scaffolding stops between 112th and 113th streets, what was for several months a curiously empty space, is now an animated restaurant complete with a fully-developed menu, experienced staff, and a friendly ambiance.

Barnard students will be allowed to host overnight guests up to four times during a 30-day period starting Saturday, senior Barnard administrators said in an email to students today.