For junior thrower Zuriel Padua-Serrano, there’s no need to sacrifice her makeup routine and nail set in exchange for her throwing equipment.

Armed with nothing but a $100 Amazon gift card and a dream, Hassan Idris, CC ’29, hosted a “performative male contest” last Saturday at the Alma Mater statue, featuring fierce competitors who carried tampons in tote bags while sipping iced matcha lattes.

Despite living in a room of just 90 square feet, Silvana Gonzalez, CC ’27, says that her sophomore year dorm was where everybody was at.

Behind a glass facade, vignette, a creative initiative founded by Sophie Collinet, TC ’25, and Studio 616 NYC opened their group exhibition “Harvest: The Art of Standing Together” on June 19.

Coming a long way from its SNL-style comedy web series roots, The 1 Train is Delayed, a Barnard short film production group run exclusively by women and nonbinary students, held its first gala in Held Auditorium on May 2.

The first undergraduate journal in print devoted to art criticism is now a decade old.

Every time Larissa Barbosa Ferreira, BC ’28, receives a LinkedIn notification about a peer’s internship acceptance, she’s happy to hear the good news. That joy, however, is quickly followed by a twinge of anxiety regarding her own career—and she’s not alone in this sentiment.

Freelance makeup artist Shannon Rhatigan, SEAS ’25, has one tip for anyone looking to get into makeup: find your shade.

The Columbia Artist Society brought focused studio time to University affiliates at their April 12 Draw-A-Thon in Dodge Hall. Affiliates were invited to enjoy an afternoon of snacks, live performances, and model sketching.

Despite a head chef throwing a chicken at her in the kitchen, Ruby Kaminsky, BC ʼ25, considers her time cooking in restaurants fundamental to her time at Barnard and her future.