Donald Judd’s family is preparing their former home as a museum of art and ephemera.
Dean Peter J. Awn announced that there will be four featured speakers at the Columbia University School of General Studies Class Day ceremony on Monday, May 20, including keynote speaker Professor Nicholas Dirks.
On April 2, James Braley '86 will publish Life in a Marital Institution: 20 Years of Monogamy in One Terrifying Memoir a darkly humorous story of love, lust, greed, and fear.
Carolyn Castro ’05GS, ’09SIPA, Executive Director of the Livery Roundtable, was recently interviewed by El Taxista News.
Niyizonkiza's life journey has taken him from medical student in Burundi to a struggling immigrant in New York City and a global health practitioner and doctor-in-training. In May 2013, he will receive an honorary degree from Williams College.
Melissa Muller Daka '09 is set to open her new restaurant Pastai in March 2013, and was recently featured in the New York Times.
On Thursday, February 7, the Recent Alumni Leadership Committee (RALC) hosted a reception for alumni from the School of General Studies at Pulse, a restaurant in Rockefeller Plaza. More than 180 GS alumni, students, and friends reconnected and networked.
On Thursday, February 7, the Columbia University School of General Studies Recent Alumni Leadership Committee (RALC) hosted a reception for alumni at Pulse, a restaurant in Rockefeller Plaza.
At this year's Sundance Film Festival over 30 Columbians presented a variety of films, including two GS alumni.
Anouk Markovits ’76 is the author of I Am Forbidden, an emotionally gripping story of what happens when unwavering love, unyielding law, and centuries of Jewish tradition collide.
After battling severe arthritis, Alicia Graf Mack ’03 left her dance career to pursue a BA at Columbia GS. When her arthritis subsided, she was encouraged to return to the stage.
Tech entrepreneur and angel investor Chris Dixon ’96 will join Andreessen Horowitz as a full-time general partner in January.