Barnard College Campus Map (2024)
The Barnard College Campus Map provides a detailed guide to the campus, located between West 116th and West 120th Streets. Key landmarks include Milbank Hall to the north, The Diana Center along Broadway, and The Milstein Center facing Claremont Avenue.
This map helps orient visitors and students to the college’s compact, four-acre campus in Morningside Heights.
Barnard College Campus Map 2024
This map displays the primary Barnard College campus layout. It details all academic halls, residence halls, and green spaces, helping users navigate between classes, dining, and events.
Additional Barnard College Campus Maps
Barnard also utilizes several off-campus locations for administrative offices and housing. The following map details these nearby properties.
Off-Campus Locations Map 2024
Printable Barnard College Campus Map 2024
Download a high-resolution, printable PDF version of the 2024 campus map, perfect for offline use or for planning your visit.
Barnard College Campus Guide
This guide provides context for the campus map, expanding on the spatial relationships between key buildings, public spaces, and access points.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The campus is organized along a central path between Broadway and Claremont Avenue. The main gate on Broadway opens near Sulzberger Hall and The Diana Center. The Milstein Center and Barnard Hall line the central campus, with Futter Field providing a central green space.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian paths connect all main buildings. The map indicates wheelchair-accessible entrances, such as those at The Milstein Center and The Diana Center. The campus is relatively flat, with accessible routes available through the main quads and building elevators.
Parking & Entrances
The main entrance is at West 117th Street and Broadway. As noted in the parking map, there is no on-campus visitor parking. Visitors should use local parking garages on Broadway or West 116th Street, or find street parking.
Transit & Getting Here
Barnard College is directly accessible via the 1 subway train at the 116th Street-Columbia University station, located at Broadway and West 116th Street. Several MTA bus lines also stop along Broadway, providing easy access to the campus.
Dorms & Student Housing
Residence halls are integrated into the campus. The quad includes Brooks Hall, Hewitt Hall, Reid Hall, and Sulzberger Hall. Other college housing, including Elliott Hall and Plimpton Hall, is located nearby.
Dining & Student Life
The Diana Center serves as a central hub for student life, housing Liz’s Place and the Barnard Store. The Milstein Center features a Bubble Tea and Sushi Spot. Hewitt Dining Hall is located in the lower level of Hewitt Hall.
FAQ
Is Barnard the same campus as Columbia?
Barnard College has its own campus just across Broadway from Columbia University’s main campus in Morningside Heights. The two campuses are directly adjacent, allowing students to easily access buildings and facilities at both institutions. Barnard is an undergraduate college of Columbia University but maintains a separate campus and identity.
Can I say I went to Columbia if I went to Barnard?
Barnard graduates receive diplomas from Columbia University and are considered members of the Columbia Alumni Association. While Barnard is legally and administratively independent, students can accurately state “Barnard College, Columbia University” as their alma mater. Barnard students participate in Columbia’s classes, activities, and graduation ceremonies alongside Columbia students.
Is Barnard considered an ivy?
Barnard College is not considered an Ivy League school. It is a private women’s liberal arts college affiliated with Columbia University, which is an Ivy League member, but Barnard itself is not one of the Ancient Eight Ivy League institutions.
Is Barnard still all female?
Barnard College remains a women’s college for undergraduate students. Trans women are eligible for admission, while cisgender men are not admitted to the undergraduate program.
