community service

Changing community service

College community service needs to be reformed.

Students, locals protest CU community relations

The demonstration brought together around 30 students and neighborhood residents below the University’s large banner, which reads “Support Columbia Community Service: We’re Neighbors Helping Neighbors.”

Columbia Community Service launches nonprofits campaign

Like many fundraising organizations, CCS has seen an increase in demand due to the recession.

State-funded Barnard program shuts down

To some parents, Liberty is irreplaceable. But to administrators who built and promoted the program, Liberty in recent years became no longer financially sustainable.

Columbia, Barnard finish Mayor’s service challenge competition

The Challenge, launched by NYC Service—an office Bloomberg created in April 2009 to oversee community initiatives—tracks various universities’ service efforts through a portfolio of goals and points logged online based on hours volunteered.

Getting the spark back in your community service

Columbia students tend to see service as something external to their lives.

Charity gets competitive at Columbia, Barnard

How do you measure the value of community service? Mayor Michael Bloomberg says, with points.

No time like the present

See the beautiful stages on the long path to perfection.

Sign up for service

Playing expert on an organization we knew nothing about, an organization that did not even properly exist yet, Lauri Feldman and I assembled a motley group of 15 Columbians to mentor high school students from the Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics.

Big brothers, not just big sisters

I propose a different argument: modern young men have few opportunities to hone and develop confidence in their ability to interact with children.