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Senior profile: Galen Boone, BC

A self-described "pitbull" for Postcrypt, Galen Boone fought for the coffeehouse when it came under fire by the administration, but is hoping to explore new avenues after graduating.

2011-12 in Review: With campus renovation in sight, Barnard cuts costs

In a series of money-saving measures, Barnard eliminated part-time tuition, reduced its P.E. requirement, and announced plans to close its swimming pool.

What will Obama say?

Obama's upcoming commencement speech at Barnard has the potential to be historical.

Cutting back on P.E.

Small changes should make us alert to larger curriculum issues.

Money trouble

Suggestions for Barnard to raise its money back.

Barnard likely to close swimming pool in 2013

Chief Operating Officer Greg Brown said that closing the pool would save Barnard approximately $3 million.

Barnard reduces P.E. requirements to cut costs

The change from a two-semester to a one-semester requirement was "largely motivated by the financial constraints under which the college is currently operating," administrators said.

At Barnard, a different global strategy

While Columbia has been opening offices from Beijing to Santiago, Barnard students and faculty have been hosting a series of global symposia focused on women’s leadership.

Barnard Greek Games bring together students, alums

The Greek Games of today look very different from alumnae's memory of them, but organizers still believe they foster a connection among students, one of the event's original intentions.

Soul-searching in the college search

Sometimes a few questions on a college application provide self-knowledge and lead towards one's destiny.