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Vien Nguyen ‘26GS and Johntae Jeffries ’25GS share their research projects and the impact it has had on their undergraduate experience.
The Bancroft Research Scholars Program aims to provide GS students with the opportunity and funding to participate in undergraduate research during the regular school year.
The GS Communications Office is seeking enthusiastic GS students to serve as extras in upcoming video shoots!
GS students are invited to enter a lottery to engage with interim President Armstrong while exploring the benefits of animal therapy on mental health, and learn about additional campus resources designed to support student well-being. The event is presented as a collaboration with Alice! Health Promotion and New York Therapy Animals, Inc.
Columbia Lions defensive lineman David Garland ‘26GS shares how his experiences in the Navy serve him on and off the field.
Investment will support enhancements to financial aid for highest need students at the Columbia School of General Studies.
In an exclusive interview with Columbia Magazine, Michael J. Graetz ’61GS, Columbia Alumni Professor Emeritus of Tax Law, delves into the untold history and far-reaching impact of the modern antitax movement, as explored in his latest book, “The Power to Destroy”.
As new GS students attended orientation, their parents and family members enjoyed their own day of orientation programming!
GS welcomed 722 new students who’ll begin their Columbia University journeys this fall on the Morningside Heights campus.
Application Deadline: Wed., Sept. 18
The Office of the University Chaplain is accepting applications for the 2025 Kraft Global Fellows Program in Nairobi.
Columbia Health is offering a quick start webinar series where each Columbia Health department can introduce who they are, what services they offer, how to make appointments, and answer FAQs.
Meet some of the exceptional members of our incoming Undergraduate and Postbac Premed classes.
Mariclaire Joseph ‘23GS shares how field work, community engagement, and her time at GS have shaped her environmental advocacy.
Fall Application Deadline: Thurs., August 15
The Tamer Fund for Social Ventures (TFSV) provides seed grants of up to $25,000 to nonprofit, for-profit, and hybrid early-stage Columbia University-affiliated social and environmental ventures. Funding will be made available to around seven ventures each year (three to four ventures each cycle).