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Impact of Obama security not clear until recently

General Studies Class Day was not rescheduled until last Monday because the scale of the security measures needed for President Barack Obama’s visit was not fully realized until a week earlier.

By Yasmin Gagne | Apr 30 07:07 am ET

At town hall, General Studies Class Day frustration boils over

GS Dean Peter Awn said on Monday that Class Day will take place May 13, a day earlier than scheduled, because President Obama is speaking at Barnard’s commencement later that day.

By Madina Toure | Apr 25 06:11 am ET

Spar discusses reproductive rights with students at fireside chat

Spar agreed with Jordan Borgman, BC ’13, who said she felt that she could use more preparation from Barnard for the hardships of balancing a professional and personal life as a woman.

By Jessica Stallone | Apr 11 05:18 am ET

Harlem charter school teachers unionize

While the school's founding administration fought unionization, new administrators say they're ready to work with teachers on a contract.

By Avantika Kumar | Mar 29 04:45 am ET

Valentini, students discuss financial literacy

About half a dozen students and three financial aid officers attended the Common Cents Project event, “Money Matters,” in Wien Lounge.

By Varun Char | Mar 28 03:36 am ET

Flourishing flower shops rely on local support

Several fixtures in the Harlem flower scene have closed down during the economic recession, but others have weathered the storm.

By Elizabeth Sun and Alessandra Poblador | Mar 5 02:02 am ET

Business owners get advice on finding loans

The Columbia-Harlem Small Business Development Center held a workshop Tuesday morning to inform Harlem small-business owners about ways to access loans and credit.

By Gina Lee | Feb 22 05:08 am ET

Koronet manager disputes health inspection rating

The popular pizza joint received a C grade last week, but the management—and the New York State Restaurant Association—doubts the accuracy of the rating system.

By Casey Tolan | Feb 16 01:06 am ET

Occupy CU holds alternative fireside chat

About 20 students attended the event, huddling around hot chocolate at 116th Street and Morningside Drive.

By Megan Kallstrom | Feb 8 05:03 am ET

Three vying for UWS City Council seat

Two former Community Board chairs and the Democratic District Leader are looking to fill Gale Brewer's seat, promising education and jobs reform.

By Daphne Chen | Feb 2 04:06 am ET

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