Barnard College

Threatening Behavior Students may not threaten any member of the Barnard community or otherwise engage in conduct that endangers the health or safety of any person, including but not limited to physical abuse, threats, intimidation, or coercion; verbal abuse, intimidation, or coercion…

Barnard students and Barnard-recognized student organizations are expected to act responsibly and with integrity inside and outside of the classroom. Expectations for student conduct in the classroom are generally governed by the Barnard Honor Code, and expectations for student conduct outside of…

Discriminatory Harassment : Engaging in acts that denigrate or show hostility or aversion toward one or more actual or perceived members or associates of a Protected Class. Discriminatory Harassment may include but is not limited to: verbal abuse; epithets or slurs; negative…

Many in the Barnard community have requested examples and explanations of community expectations flowing from the College's policies and rules. We lay out some examples below, which we hope will provide additional clarity and confirmation of the College's core values of inclusion…

Registered student clubs may engage in Partisan Political Activity and Political Campaign Activity but only off campus and without using College resources, including the College's name/logos/marks, services, supplies, vehicles, interoffice mail, website, printers, or email accounts and without purporting to represent Barnard…

An Event is any gathering, other than academic classes scheduled as part of the curriculum, that is held in a College building or outdoor space on the College campus. Events include student and other group activities that are beyond a general member…