“Wherever you are, be at the center of the world”: This is the rough, though imperfect, translation of “Gaonnuri,” the name and theme of the Korean Student Association’s Thursday night extravaganza in Roone Arledge Auditorium.

Saphe Shamoun, GS ’17, took to the stage in front of a sold-out Roone Arledge Auditorium on Monday night, beaming at the cheers and waving hands that rose from the seats.

The webpages for Barnard and Columbia’s art history departments share an emphasis on one theme: the advantage of studying arts in New York City. From the Gagosian to the MoMA, some of the world’s most important art institutions are around the corner from campus, easily accessible and offering opportunities for students to pursue career training in the field.

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Last week’s blizzard failed to put a damper on the seventh annual Athena Film Festival, which took place at Barnard from Thursday to Sunday evening this weekend.

The Diana Center played host to a red-carpet affair on Friday evening, as notable personalities from the film and activism worlds converged for a celebration of achievements.