Clinton, Sotomayor on CC class day short list

Sotomayor, Clinton, and Annan are all on the short list for Columbia College class day speaker, according to the CCSC.

By Alix Pianin | Mar 12 12:58 pm ET

Sotomayor, Clinton, and Annan are all on the short list for Columbia College class day speaker, according to the CCSC.

With CCSC funding, new student projects may hit campus

CCSC is getting ready to hit the books this week, but met for one last time before break to talk elections and grants.

By Alix Pianin | Mar 8 12:32 am ET

CCSC is getting ready to hit the books this week, but met for one last time before break to talk elections and grants.

Get some class

To counter an incumbency problem, candidates from outside CCSC should run in this spring's elections.

By Editorial Board | Mar 3 12:04 am ET

To counter an incumbency problem, candidates from outside CCSC should run in this spring's elections.

Students push for gender-neutral housing policy

While students have yet to receive their housing lottery numbers, some say their fate has already been sealed for next year.

By Kim Kirschenbaum | Mar 2 03:24 am ET

While students have yet to receive their housing lottery numbers, some say their fate has already been sealed for next year.

Campus groups attempt to collaborate on Haiti aid

While the disaster in Haiti has prompted initiatives across campus, for some councils and student groups, joining together in a unified effort is not always a simple task.

By Madina Toure and Leah Greenbaum | Feb 18 03:46 am ET

While the disaster in Haiti has prompted initiatives across campus, for some councils and student groups, joining together in a unified effort is not always a simple task.

Campus groups attempt to collaborate on Haiti aid

While the disaster in Haiti has prompted initiatives across campus, for some councils and student groups, joining together in a unified effort is not always a simple task.

Several campus groups are taking their cues from an umbrella organization, while others say say that cross-club coordination can be challenging. For some students though, this kind of major global issue is an opportunity to connect otherwise disparate campus groups in a meaningful way.

By Madina Toure and Leah Greenbaum | Feb 18 03:46 am ET

While the disaster in Haiti has prompted initiatives across campus, for some councils and student groups, joining together in a unified effort is not always a simple task.

Several campus groups are taking their cues from an umbrella organization, while others say say that cross-club coordination can be challenging. For some students though, this kind of major global issue is an opportunity to connect otherwise disparate campus groups in a meaningful way.

Casino Night reveals council funding challenges

Behind the scenes of Casino Night on Feb. 11, the four undergraduate student councils were talking business.

By Amanda Evans | Feb 17 04:17 am ET

Behind the scenes of Casino Night on Feb. 11, the four undergraduate student councils were talking business.

In practice makes perfect

While the idea of having a lecture series geared toward undergraduates is commendable, the series itself cannot be so if does not arise organically from student interest.

By Editorial Board | Feb 14 10:02 pm ET

While the idea of having a lecture series geared toward undergraduates is commendable, the series itself cannot be so if does not arise organically from student interest.

CCSC plans new lecture series

For all the undergrads that have been shut out of speaking events, Columbia College Student Council has a new lecture series in the works.

By Elizabeth Scott | Feb 11 03:47 am ET

For all the undergrads that have been shut out of speaking events, Columbia College Student Council has a new lecture series in the works.

Council proposes new academic calendar

CCSC is proposing a revised academic calendar, but some think it may be difficult to pass.

By Alisa Lu | Feb 5 03:48 am ET

CCSC is proposing a revised academic calendar, but some think it may be difficult to pass.