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Dean Lisa Rosen-Metsch’s message to the Columbia GS community regarding updates to the Columbia GS diploma.
The Tamer Fund for Social Ventures at Columbia Business School is now accepting applications to the Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program, which provides financial support to undergraduate students engaged in summer internships that create social and environmental value.
Application Deadline: Fri., April 19
Student artists, dancers, writers, composers, filmmakers, photographers, and researchers are invited to apply for the GS Arts and Research Collective.
Irene Ailin Wang ‘25GS, an accomplished artist and committed advocate for gender equity, is the third consecutive GS student to be awarded a Mini-Grant.
Lucy Jeffries ‘20GS, Blythe Edwards ‘21GS, Lorenzo Lamo ‘21GS, and Jeremy Zhang ‘23GS—alumni of the Dual BA with Sciences Po and JD/LLM candidates—share how their GS experiences prepared them for success in the law.
In honor of New York Fashion Week, model students (pun intended) Kelly Capuano ‘24GS, Rhaya Jacobs ‘27GS, and Krista Nina Kalaj ‘24GS share the intersections between their fashion careers and academic journeys.
Louai Allani ‘25GS, two-time COP participant and founder of AI startup Solimen, reflects on technology’s potential to enhance diplomatic equity and efficiency in global climate efforts.
Parents and family members of new GS students attend convocation and orientation programming to learn about the GS community and resources available to support their students’ transition to Columbia.
A second bachelor’s degree candidate, Odetallah shares the rewards of being involved in campus leadership and his advice for fellow first-generation college students.
Columbia GS welcomed 182 new students at Spring 2024 Convocation and the New Student Orientation Program.
Meet some of the exceptional members of our incoming Undergraduate and Postbac Premed classes.
The Office of the President will be hosting Listening Forums throughout the academic year to expand the opportunities for students to communicate directly with senior administrative leaders about the issues that affect them on campus.
Friends, family, faculty, and alumni gathered at Faculty House this past Tuesday evening to celebrate the 134 students who will graduate in February from the Columbia University School of General Studies.
Denise Louise Pease ‘83GS, a longtime government leader and disability advocate, will serve on the Biden administration’s Advisory Commission on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity for Black Americans.
On December 4, the GS Honor Society welcomed 208 students into its ranks in a special ceremony at Low Memorial Library.