Anastasia Gornick

Against GSSC Impeachment

Serious efforts have been made to impeach the current President of the General Studies Student Council, Niko Cunningham, after a year of controversy and dissatisfaction with his leadership.

By Anastasia Gornick and Aaron Lewis | Mar 31 08:33 pm ET

GS Students Complete Undergraduate Careers

Admission to an Ivy League University "demand[s] perfection at 17, with no detours, no mistakes, and no time off for good behavior," said Deborah Marshall, GS '79, in her address to graduating stud

By Anastasia Gornick | May 16 12:00 am ET

Passover Comes to Low

While some students burned the midnight oil in Butler Library on Monday night, many others burned ceremonial candles, kicking off the weeklong Jewish holiday of Passover with traditional seders.

By Anastasia Gornick and David Xia | Apr 3 12:00 am ET

He Isn't That Bad, After All...

College catalogues always depict roommates laughing and gushing about how they are going to be best friends forever.

By Anastasia Gornick | Mar 22 12:00 am ET

Housing Alternatives

New Yorkers treat real estate as a blood sport.

By Anastasia Gornick | Mar 22 12:00 am ET

Riding the Rails to Morningside Heighttts

While most undergraduates are stumbling through the bureaucratic wonderland that is the housing lottery, a quiet minority are shuttling in from all over the city via bus and subway.

By Anastasia Gornick | Mar 22 12:00 am ET

Students Celebrate Purim in Drag

The bottom floor of McIntosh was transformed into a dance hall complete with gypsies, Hawaiian dancers, cowboys and Indians, pirates, and a multitude of other costumed revellers gyrating to the sou

By Anastasia Gornick | Mar 5 12:00 am ET

Hate Message Criticized

Dean of Student Affairs Chris Colombo formally denounced homophobic graffiti reading "Queers Rape" that was posted on a pillar outside of Carman, in an e-mail sent last night to residents of the ha

By Anastasia Gornick | Feb 28 12:00 am ET

Parents Lambast DOE Proposal

As the Department of Education continues to move forward with changes proposed by Mayor Bloomberg in his January state of the city address, parents gathered Wednesday and called for the DOE to halt

By Anastasia Gornick | Feb 15 12:00 am ET

IMPLICATIONS: Groups Compete for Finite Funding Allocations

The funding system for Columbia's student groups can look like a bureaucratic maze, but hundreds of students navigate it every year to receive resources for clubs ranging from rock-climbing to Repu

By Anastasia Gornick | Feb 12 12:00 am ET

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