With the recent news of the impending demise of Barnard’s swimming pool in mind (Columbia Spectator, “Barnard Likely to Close Swimming Pool in 2013”), we’d like to take this opportunity to present choice episodes from the pool’s almost-century of history.The Barnard Pool opened in 1918 with the completion of Students’ Hall, now known as Barnard [...]
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Waterworld: Highlights from the History of the Barnard Pool
Posted in Athletics, Barnard faculty, Buildings and Grounds, Dean Gildersleeve, Student Life, Uncategorized, tagged Barnard Bulletin, Barnard Pool, Mortarboard, Student Life, Swimming on April 25, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
The Jungle: Demystified
Posted in Buildings and Grounds, tagged Altschul, Barnard, Barnard College, Campus, History, Lawn, Lehman, McIntosh, Milbank, Millicent McIntosh, Nexus, The Jungle, Urban Respite on June 11, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In Barnard lore, “The Jungle” is more than a classic book by Upton Sinclair. For much of Barnard’s history, the segment of the campus between 117th and 118th Streets — south of Milbank, Fiske, and Brinkerhoff Halls, just north of Barnard Hall, near the current site of Lehman Hall— was an area of trees and [...]
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