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Today on #ColumbiaGivingDay and always, we’re so grateful for this #Barnard community. 💙🐻by barnardcollege

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Family Weekend 2021! We loved welcoming you to our community.by barnardcollege

Rainbows over campus yesterday 🌈😍
📸 Renge Shirai ‘25
📸 Sophie Meritt ‘25by barnardcollege

A special welcome to all of our Barnard families this weekend! Whether you’re joining us in person or virtually, we’re excited to have you 💙
📸 Carrie Glasser, Multimedia Producerby barnardcollege

For our next #StudentsInSTEM feature, say hello to neuroscience & behavior major Ausra Pranevicius ‘22. As a research assistant in Professor María de la Paz Fernández’s lab, Ausra studies circadian rhythms, looking at male and female sleep and wake cycles. She is also an artist — her illustrations are displayed all over the lab. They also appeared in the spring 2021 issue of @greymatterscu>>>

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We’re always finding Barnard alumnae in the coolest places! That’s Jamie Babbit ’93 on set for the @onlymurdershulu. Babbit served as the executive producer and the director for the new Hulu series, working closely alongside the main characters played by Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez. The series was filmed on the Upper West Side not too far from campus>>>

Is it just us or do dogs really make everything better? 🐶
Ahead of #WorldMentalHealthDay this weekend, we’re sharing this #FlashbackFriday from when we welcomed some furry friends to campus for the @well_woman therapy dogs event 🤩.
#FeelWellDoWellby barnardcollege

Meet Izzy Lapidus ‘24, a sophomore studying computer science and education. 👋 Izzy has been interested in STEM ever since she was was little, when she dreamed of being an astrophysicist. After participating in @kodewithklossy in high school, she feel in love with computer science. “The main reason I’m studying computer science is that I genuinely believe that every single person should learn how>>>

Bird’s-eye view 👀by barnardcollege

Introducing “Undesign the Redline,” a new collaborative exhibition located in the Milstein Center lobby. Redlining, a policy created in the 1930s that allowed for the denial of mortgages, insurance, loans, and other financial services in areas populated mainly by people of color, has fueled structural racism and inequality in our nation. Created by @designingthewe with assistance from>>>

Grit, determination, and persistence have long defined members of the Barnard community. Over one hundred years ago, Gulli Lindh — Barnard Class of 1917 — made history when she became one of the first women to be admitted to Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons (P&S). It was Lindh’s personal advocacy that made this possible. Growing up with dreams of becoming a>>>

What does it look like to study STEM at Barnard? For students taking Intro to Organismal and Evolutionary Biology Lab, it‘s spending an afternoon researching bee diversity on the Milstein Center terrace green roofs. For one week, intro bio lab students are surveying different plots dispersed along the green roof’s vegetation, counting the total number of bee species that pollinate flowers>>>

It’s officially the season for cozy sweaters, pumpkin recipes, and warm drinks. Happy first day of fall, Barnard! 🍁🍂by barnardcollege

Introducing #StudentsInSTEM, a new series where we highlight students studying STEM at Barnard as a part of the #BarnardYearOfScience. First up, meet Esha Julka ’24, a sophomore majoring in computer science. Esha was drawn to computer science because of the versatile applications of STEM education: “What drew me to STEM was the different fields where you can apply your knowledge such>>>

Notice something new on Barnard’s campus? With #BarnardYearOfScience officially underway, we’re thrilled to introduce the “Weecha” sculpture — on loan to the College until July 2022. Located between the Diana Center and Altschul Hall, this stunning 800-pound, 8-foot tall glass creation was inspired by world-renowned metamorphic petrologist Maria Luisa “Weecha” Crawford — a>>>

Through our world-class research programs and robust curriculum, Barnard is creating a new generation of women leaders in STEM. Today, we’re excited to launch the #BarnardYearOfScience (BYOS), a celebration of all things STEM at the College throughout the 2021-2022 academic year. During the BYOS, the campus will introduce new STEM-focused programs and signature events, and highlight the>>>

Today Barnard College marked the start of its 132nd academic year at #barnardconvocation2021 in the historic Riverside Church. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this college-wide celebration!by barnardcollege

Barnard and Columbia remember 9/11 🇺🇸by barnardcollege

Twenty years ago the tragedy of 9/11 left an indelible mark on the Barnard community, the city of New York, and our world. Today, Barnard is honored to join @911Memorial in remembrance by sharing this picture of the sky above our campus. We take this time to remember those we lost on that day, and all who were wounded, physically and emotionally. Our community will #NeverForget this tragic day>>>

It was great to see members of our community come out today to plant daffodils on campus. The flowers — a symbol of rebirth — will surely brighten up our campus 🌼.
Thank you to @ceibarnard and @ny4p for coordinating the Daffodil Project, a special event to commemorate 9/11.
#NeverForget #September11by barnardcollege

Our classrooms are ready to go — now we just need students! Good luck with the first day of classes tomorrow everyone.📚by barnardcollege

The extraordinary Class of 2025 has finally joined us on campus and we couldn’t be more excited! Our newest students represent 28 different countries from around the world and 41 U.S. states. The College received a record-breaking 10,394 applications for #Barnard2025 and selected 11% of those who applied — the lowest admission rate in Barnard’s history. Visit the link in our bio to learn>>>