After a successful inaugural run last year, the GS Arts & Research Collective is showcasing a brand new round of art and research covering a vibrant array of media and themes. Three GS students share insights into their displayed work and why this initiative is so valuable.
Secretary Del Toro spoke about how the Navy and Marine Corps are meeting challenges of the 21st century and toured the new Columbia Center for Veteran Transition and Integration.
As a rising singer and actress in Taiwan, Shiny Lu ‘25GS achieved remarkable success but felt trapped by industry standards. Lu shares how her desire for creative self-expression brought her to Columbia GS, and how her first self-directed music video “2LIPS & BUTTERFLY” is representative of her artistic vision.
David Chen '23GS was recently selected to join the highly-selective Schwarzman Scholars Program.
Nour Aljowaily ‘23GS, Alexandra Ling ‘25GS, Buyanlkham Munkhbayar ‘23GS, and Khadja Balndeh were among 25 Columbia students chosen for the UN Millennium Fellowship.
On Friday, November 11, more than 400 veterans, leaders, scholars, and guests celebrated Columbia University's veteran community at the annual Military Ball. This year's event honored Lee C. Bollinger, President of Columbia University and Seth Low Professor of the University, as the recipient of the 2022 Peter J. Awn Lifetime Service Award for his extraordinary support for military veterans and service members.
On Thursday, November 10, faculty, staff, friends, and family gathered at the Rotunda of Columbia University's Low Library to celebrate the induction of a record 234 students into the School of General Studies Honor Society.
With the newest third-year Dual BA students arriving at Columbia this fall, we asked four Dual BA seniors to share their stories of acclimating to life at Columbia as juniors.
Navy veteran Ebonnie Goodfield ‘23GS shares insights from her work advocating alongside fellow female veterans for equity in veterans resources and visibility.
Hundreds of veterans, leaders, scholars, and guests will convene today to celebrate Columbia University’s distinguished student veteran community at the annual Military Ball. Established in 2010, the Military Ball is regarded as the premier event uniting veterans across the University community, with proceeds helping to underwrite academic and career transition programming for all veterans and military family members nationwide, financial aid for veteran students at Columbia University, and veteran student and alumni programming.
Last week, the Columbia community, including alumni, friends, parents, faculty, staff, and students came together to raise an incredible $905,181 that will directly support financial aid for Columbia GS students.
On Saturday, October 22, Columbia alumni and their families gathered together to celebrate Homecoming Weekend.