Though the School of General Studies lost two of its deans this past spring, it has only recently filled the void.

Over the past few weeks, applicants for the Rhodes Scholarship have begun to find out whether or not they advanced to the interview stage of the application process.

As we wait for the big announcement on financial aid that Columbia is expected to make early this week, we need to remember that the students’ reaction matters.

The University Senate will hear about the housing concerns of School of General Studies students and graduate students at a hearing on Friday.

If you have ever been in Butler Library at four in the morning and seen students curled up between two chairs, there is a chance they were not there simply to study—they might be living there.

Was it a mistake to come to Columbia? Having amassed nearly $70,000 in student debt, it’s a nagging question.

A 29-year-old woman who attended the School of General Studies under a false identity was arrested Saturday in a shopping mall near Chicago, several news sources have reported.