Barnard Bulletin

Founded in 1901, The Barnard Bulletin is Barnard College’s student-run news publication. The Bulletin covers Barnard, Columbia, and New York City stories under its Campus News, Politics & Opinion, Arts & Culture, Health & Sports, and Features sections through an intersectional feminist lens. Former editors and writers include anthropologist Margaret Mead ’25, Pulitzer Prize-winning NPR and CNN journalist Maria Hinojosa ’84, and "The Glass Castle" author Jeannette Wall

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Founded in 1901, The Barnard Bulletin is Barnard College’s student-run news publication. The Bulletin covers Barnard, Columbia, and New York City stories under its Campus News, Politics & Opinion, Arts & Culture, Health & Sports, and Features sections through an intersectional feminist lens. Former editors and writers include anthropologist Margaret Mead ’25, Pulitzer Prize-winning NPR and CNN journalist Maria Hinojosa ’84, and "The Glass Castle" author Jeannette Wall

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