In the loop

20 standout moments from Barnard’s class of 2020

By Sydney Fox  |  May 19, 2020 at 6:37 PM

By Rya Inman / Senior Staff Photographer
(Rya Inman/Senior Staff Photographer)





Photo by Aarushi Jain / Staff Photographer
A cardboard venus symbol and cartoon rat depicting Donald Trump were hung from Alma Mater's hands before a demonstration began in response to Trump's election.


Generations of Barnard alumnae attended Barnard's 125th anniversary convocation at Riverside Church on Monday afternoon and reflected on their experiences at Barnard.







Barnard President Debora Spar resigned from the college on March 5, 2017, to take on the role of president and CEO of Lincoln Center.


Photo by Morgana Van Peebles / Courtesy of Bold Beautiful Black at Barnard
An image exhibited in the 2019 Bold, Beautifu, Black @ Barnard, which was centered around black femme artistry.



Photo by Cherrie Zheng / Staff Photographer
Barnard President Sian Beilock at her inauguration ceremony in Riverside Church.








Photo by Lola Lafia / Columbia Daily Spectator
The crowd at the Milstein Center's opening.



Photo by Arielle Shternfeld / Senior Staff Photographer








Photo by Beatrice Shlanksy / Senior Staff Photographer
Flowers left by grieving students in front of Barnard's gates.



Photo by Rommel Nuñez / Columbia Daily Spectator
A panel at the 10th annual Athena Film Festival.




Photo by Gillian Rae / Courtesy of Columbia University Bacchanal Instagram
As part of the move to Zoom the University underwent as a consequence of COVID-19, Bacchanal decided to host its annual concert digitally on the platform.