
We've Got a Zine for That! Each month we highlight zines with a topical theme. The theme for October 2023 is Organized Labor, including Student Workers.
We've Got a Zine for That! Each month we highlight zines with a topical theme. The theme for October 2023 is Organized Labor, including Student Workers.
Happy first day of classes! BLAIS and the Centers are excited to welcome you to campus. With new collections, updated resources, and a fresh slate of workshops and events, there’s so much here to explore.
We've Got a Zine for That! Each month we highlight zines with a topical theme. The theme for September 2023 is Working Class College Students, or zines made by college students who are working class and/or low-income.
The Barnard Zine Library won a $30,000 award from the Chair of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Though life at BLAIS is a bit slower during the summer, we still have plenty of news to share with our community - including welcoming new staff, workshops for staff and faculty, and wonderful news about our collections!
We've Got a Zine for That! Each month we highlight zines with a topical theme. The theme for August 2023 is Pre-College, or zines made by participants in Barnard's Pre-College Program
The Movement Lab is now accepting applications for our Fall '23-Spring '24 Student Artist-in-Residence!
Barnard Zine Tech Claudia Acosta has earned their MLIS in Library & Information Studies with a concentration in Archives from Queens College.
We've Got a Zine for That! Each month we highlight zines with a topical theme. The theme for June 2023 is Police & Policing!
With the end of the semester approaching, BLAIS and the Milstein Centers have lots of news and announcements - read on to learn about summer service adjustments, open positions for summer interns and post-baccs, and our most recent cohort of graduating student workers!
We've Got a Zine for That! Each month we highlight zines with a topical theme. The theme for May 2023 is self-care zines! We hope you'll take the zines' message into consideration as you work your way through final papers and exams.
The Barnard Alum recently garnered high praises for capturing the first official portrait of Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.