In 2010, three fraternities lost their brownstones on 114th Street after Operation Ivy League. This fall, the Brownstone Review Committee will evaluate 13 groups that applied for the open brownstones.
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A wellness brownstone can be safe space for Columbia students who find themselves in need of support.
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Access to a good education is not guaranteed in the U.S.
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Deadline extended: You, too, can be mentioned in VShow!
May 23, 11:57amDo you have opinions? Do you like to express said opinions through video, graphs, gifs, or even just old-fashioned words? Do you enjoy deep conversation about issues at Columbia and... Read More
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CONGRATULATIONS
GS and SEAS class day ceremonies today
May 20, 8:54amThe graduation festivities continue today with class day ceremonies for the School of General Studies at 9 a.m. and the School of Engineering and Applied Science at 5 p.m. Both... Read More
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Barnard Class Day: Peace Be With You
May 19, 3:50pmToday at 4 p.m., Barnard’s class of 2013 will hear from the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee at its class day, which is taking place downtown at Radio City... Read More
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