Our “Corpse Plant” (Amorphophallus titanum) is about to bloom for the second time! First booming in 2020, it then grew vegetatively for approximately 18 months. Now it’s back with>>>
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Music is a major part of life at the Cathedral, and sharing it with the young singers in the Cathedral’s Schola Cantorum makes it even more special. Director of Music Kent Tritle and Organ>>>
In this video, from our April 5 presentation “Heaven’s Door,” the renowned Cathedral Choir and Orchestra perform the Introit from José Maurício Nuñes-Garcia’s Requiem. For>>>
As part of the college’s Year of Science, Barnard hosts a presentation discussing the impact and magnitude on access to abortion and women’s pursuit of economic security and family if Roe>>>
Barnard Class of 2022 returns to Radio City Music Hall in New York City to celebrate Commencement 2022. Congratulations to the latest Barnard alums and their faculty, friends, and families!
The Science Writing Fellows, a subset of the Writing Fellows program, started in 2017. The Writing Center focuses on assisting students on how to write specifically for science from lab reports>>>
The Barnard classes of 2020 and 2021 enthusiastically gathered to celebrate their graduations-both on campus and in the NYC United Palace theatre. Alums got the chance to take that memorable walk>>>
Students, faculty, families and friends gathered at Radio City Music Hall in New York City for Barnard College Commencement 2022. That precious walk across the stage and the celebrations before and>>>
On Thursday, May 19, Barnard’s welcomed the graduates from the Classes of 2020 and 2021 back to campus to celebrate all they’ve accomplished since they ventured beyond the gates>>>
Paola Ramos ’09, author an television host and correspondent for VICE News, addressed the Barnard class of 2020 and 2021 as part of the graduation ceremony at the United Palace Theatre in New>>>
As the Barnard Class of 2022 approaches commencement, they also have their sights on 25 years from now. The class has created a “time capsule” filled with items to capture their time at>>>
Raymond Nagem, Music Minister at Brick Presbyterian Church and former Associate Director of Music at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, plays Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Impromptu in A Minor>>>
With the help of Barnard FLI alums, Hawa Tunkara ’21 compiled a collection of videos, podcast audio, and written works to share the FLI experience. Tunkara says her goal is to harness the power>>>
Cathedral Artist in Residence David Briggs presents a virtual concert illustrating the huge variety of J.S. Bach’s compositional output for the instrument, including two colossal cornerstones of the>>>
David Briggs performs a program of German, French and English Romantic fireworks, including Julius Reubke’s tempestuously romantic Sonata on the 94th Psalm. PROGRAM Sir William Walton (1902-1983)>>>
Author and historian Julian E. Zelizer talks about his book, Abraham Joshua Heschel: A Life of Radical Amazement, which chronicles the life of Heschel as a symbol of the fight to make progressive>>>
Whether you want a slice of pizza, a glass of wine, a locally grown salad, or an elegant tapas dinner, there’s something for everyone at Chef Franklin Becker’s new food hall>>>
Join us for a #HarlemWeek2021 tour of Columbia Manhattanville, featuring Shailagh Murray, Executive Vice President for Public Affairs, who talks to some of the people at the center of a campus that>>>
Hailing from Brazil, Eduarda Zoghbi MPA ’22 is concentrating in energy and environment and specializing in gender and public policy at Columbia SIPA. Before coming to SIPA, Eduarda was a climate>>>
Join the Columbia Climate School and Center on Global Energy Policy for a panel discussion during COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland focusing on new mechanisms and strategies to unlock private capital to>>>