The Bancroft Research Scholars Program aims to provide GS students with the opportunity and funding to participate in undergraduate research during the regular school year.
The GS Communications Office is seeking enthusiastic GS students to serve as extras in upcoming video shoots!
GS students are invited to enter a lottery to engage with interim President Armstrong while exploring the benefits of animal therapy on mental health, and learn about additional campus resources designed to support student well-being. The event is presented as a collaboration with Alice! Health Promotion and New York Therapy Animals, Inc.
Application Deadline: Wed., Sept. 18
The Office of the University Chaplain is accepting applications for the 2025 Kraft Global Fellows Program in Nairobi.
Fall Application Deadline: Thurs., August 15
The Tamer Fund for Social Ventures (TFSV) provides seed grants of up to $25,000 to nonprofit, for-profit, and hybrid early-stage Columbia University-affiliated social and environmental ventures. Funding will be made available to around seven ventures each year (three to four ventures each cycle).
GS Undergraduate and Postbac Premed students are invited to join fellow students and GS alumni for the largest student/alumni event of the year, Friday, May 31 through Saturday, June 1.
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.
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.
Are you a performing artist or creator? Consider participating in Columbia's premier performing arts event!