Barnard College

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West Harlem, New York

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Literary ManhattanJuly 15, 2012
Zora Neal Hurston, one of our favorite authors, studied here on scholarship, and was at the time the college's only African American student. Read more
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Lizi MyersJanuary 30, 2012
If you decide to dance at Barnard or audition for Orchesis, you'll probably want to find the hidden (and unlabeled) 11 Barnard Hall. It's at the end of the same hallway as the gym past the pool.
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Robyn SabloveOctober 24, 2013
October 24, 1909: Alpha Epsilon Phi was founded by 7 Jewish Women who weren't allowed to join a sorority because of their religion. Barnard no longer has sororities, but AEPhi has over 100 chapters!
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Barbara WoodsSeptember 8, 2013
Been here 5+ times
Home of Alpha Chapter AOII
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Alisha RaganAugust 24, 2014
Checking in!
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The Junior LeagueFebruary 2, 2010
It was at a lecture at Barnard that founder, Mary Harriman Rumsey, first began to conceive of the idea that would become The Junior League.
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Eduardo SantanaNovember 22, 2011
Been here 25+ times
Slowest elevator ever.
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