At this time, we are no longer accepting submissions for Locker requests, as all available lockers have been distributed.
Students are invited to apply for a locker in Lerner Hall for the fall semester, spring semester, or academic year. A limited number of lockers are available.
To support international students facing unexpected financial hardships, Columbia University has established two funding resources — the Summer Fund and the Humanitarian Fund.
The application period for the Fall 2025 Bancroft Research Scholars Program will be open from July 1 to August 1, 2025.
The Bancroft Research Scholars Program provides GS students with the opportunity and funding to engage in undergraduate research during the regular school year. This program enhances your academic experience, fosters intellectual curiosity and critical thinking, and prepares you for graduate studies or a career in research.
The program will select a limited number of GS students to collaborate with a Columbia faculty member on a research project during the academic year…
The Center for Veteran Transition and Integration (CVTI) is now hiring VA Work Study students for Veteran Affairs Ambassador roles.
The Columbia University Bioethics Program will be hosting two events for the community that will explore issues in medicine and society.
The Academic Resource Center (ARC) is now recruiting tutors for the Summer 2025 session (May 26 – August 15), with the possibility of continuing into the Fall 2025 – Spring 2026 academic year.
Application Deadline: Thurs., May 23, 12 p.m.
GS Student Life invites students to apply to serve as Orientation Leaders for the Fall 2025 New Student Orientation Program (NSOP).
Applications for SIPA's course, Inside the Situation Room, are now open.
Application Deadline: Thurs., April 24
Learn more about two Summer 2025 course offerings: Foundations of Science and Foundations of Biology.
The First Annual GS Research Festival will celebrate the wide-ranging curiosity of GS student researchers.
Listening Tables are set up around the Morningside campus by Columbia faculty, administrators, and students to encourage meaningful dialogue, understanding, and feedback on important issues. These tables provide a space for students to share perspectives, foster connections, and contribute to a more inclusive and engaged campus community.