The Paths That Led Them Here: Meet Columbia GS’s Newest Students
Discover what brought these GSers to Columbia and what they hope to accomplish.
Columbia GS student and New York City Ballet dancer Kennedy Targosz shares what it was like performing alongside Olivia Rodrigo in the music video for the singer’s latest single, “stupid song.”
Take a first look inside Columbia School of General Studies' new residence hall, designed to foster community, connection, and belonging just steps from the Morningside Heights campus.
Congratulations to the GS students and alumni who have received fellowships this academic year!
John Tauranac ’63GS has made his mark as one of New York City’s most thoughtful chroniclers.
Looking for a way to get involved at Columbia this year? University Life is inviting students from across the University to join its 2026–27 Volunteer Roster.
Columbia Health is seeking student volunteers to participate in several Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) task forces and feedback groups during the 2026–27 academic year.
The Columbia School of General Studies is seeking a student to work as a Marketing and Communications Assistant.
From professional ballet and military service to music, healthcare, and public service, meet a few of the newest GSers!
Share your research with the Columbia community and showcase your work alongside undergraduate scholars from GS, CC, and SEAS.
What began as a glamorous career in international fashion for Shaina Danziger ultimately led her to confront the industry’s darker realities and discover a calling in public policy.
Discover what brought these GSers to Columbia and what they hope to accomplish.
Postbac 101 is a weekly workshop series exploring best practices and common pitfalls of applicants to medical school and other health programs.
The Office of Student Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons invites eligible School of General Studies undergraduate students to apply for the Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP).
GS students are invited to submit an interest form to join Dean Rosen-Metsch for lunch and a roundtable discussion this semester. Selected students will be invited to discuss their experiences, life at Columbia University, personal goals, concerns, and more.