Abhishek Hariharan

After making it through nearly three months of the semester, you deserve a time to rest, relax, and even check out a movie or two.

The registration period for classes begins next week. For those of you keen on finishing up the Core, you might be interested in taking a Global Core class or two next semester. Here’s our list of five interesting Global Core classes you should consider taking in the spring!

Welcome back to campus. Hope everyone has enjoyed their break! As midterms are coming to a close (for the most part), you may be looking for things to do in your spare time. Don’t fret—we’ve got you covered.

As the first cycle of midterms comes to a close, you may be wondering how to improve upon your studying habits for the second round of midterms. And, even if you have done well on your midterms thus far, you may want to try, instead of studying harder, to study smarter. Well, not to fear, we’ve got your back.

As you progress through the first half of this fall semester, you may have a certain thought lingering at the back of your mind: How can I obtain an internship for the summer? This is something that many students probably worry about, but most don’t know that the Center for Career Education offers internship programs!

October is here, which means midterm season has begun! Nevertheless, as you work hard and (hopefully) ace your exams, you’re bound to have some free time. Why not use this as an opportunity to treat yourself and head out into the city, especially with so many activities to choose from this fall season?

October is here, and midterms are approaching soon. If you’re a first-year, you’re undoubtedly curious (or anxious!) about how your exams and the rest of the semester will go. Not to worry, we’ve got your back. Here’s a guide to first-year Core classes for Columbia College students.

Political science is one of the most common majors at Columbia and Barnard. Encompassing a wide variety of areas that utilize skills applicable to any field, it seems like a pretty solid option.

Class of 2023: Welcome to college! You’re going to take over 60 classes throughout your years at Columbia and Barnard. Apart from the required Core and Foundation classes, the rest is pretty much up to your choice. You may not know what classes to pick immediately, but we’ve got you covered. Here’s our list of some interesting intro-level lectures you may want to try out your first semester!

New Student Orientation Program is going to go by in a flash. Yep, though it may seem long at first, it’s only a week. In the many years you’re going to spend at Columbia, NSOP may seem to be just a small portion of that time. Nevertheless, it is your first true experience as a student at Columbia, so how should you look back on it?