News
Listening Tables are set up around the Morningside campus by Columbia faculty, administrators, and students to encourage meaningful dialogue, understanding, and feedback on important issues. These tables provide a space for students to share perspectives, foster connections, and contribute to a more inclusive and engaged campus community.
Patriot Empowerment Institute (PEI) Partners with Clearspeed to Support Columbia University School of General Studies Student Veterans
The GS Honor Society welcomed its newest inductees at a special ceremony in Low Library.
In honor of Black History Month, we’re highlighting five GS alumni who, through their leadership in the Columbia community, are helping to ensure and shape Columbia’s legacy.
Gersten is one of 10 scholars to take part in this space fellowship program.
The Application Launchpad Events Series is intended for GS premeds (Postbacs and undergrads) who have recently submitted an internal application toward qualifying for committee support this summer for the Entering Class of 2026.
GS peer advisors host weekly meetings and guide conversations with the goal of helping you stay focused on academics, helping you remember that someone is looking out for you, and holding you accountable to the goals you set for yourself.
The Center for Veteran Transition and Integration (CVTI)'s Ebonnie Goodfield ‘24GS and R.J. Jenkins share their experiences leading sessions at SVA’s 2025 National Conference.
Alumni in Conversation: Careers in Public Relations (PR), Communications, and Marketing welcomed GS alumni who highlighted the best practices for pursuing a career in their field.
GS alumni leverage their unique experiences and the strength of a Columbia education to navigate new professional landscapes.
Every student is encouraged to complete the 2025 GS Student Survey, which provides an important opportunity for students to share their experiences at GS. This input is a valued and essential part of the School's efforts to improve the student experience and plan for the future. Earlier today, Dean Rosen-Metsch emailed the student body to ask for their participation.
Model, beauty CEO, and philanthropist Pritika Swarup ‘21GS discusses her intersectional entrepreneurship with Harper’s Bazaar Vietnam.
The GS Prehealth Network Program is designed for Postbac Premed and prehealth undergraduate students at the Columbia University School of General Studies who self-identify as coming from a background that has been under resourced or lacked access in the field of medicine.
In honor of National Women Physicians Day, meet eight Postbac Premed alumnae making their mark in medicine.
To apply for the GS Scholarship for the 2025-2026 academic year, students must submit their application by April 1st and, if a U.S. Citizen or Eligible Noncitizen, also submit their FAFSA.