General Studies

New linkage agreement to expedite med school application process for CU post-bac students

Columbia's Postbaccalaureate Premedical program and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons have entered an agreement that would allow qualified students to expedite the application process to CU's medical school.

Veterans honor Marine Corps' birthday

The MilVets’ event at Casa Italiana is the most recent display of military pride at the University.

GS student dies after battle with cancer

GS student Jennifer Perkins, 36, died Saturday, the school's dean of students announced Wednesday.

GS Class Day a ‘time to dare’

At Sunday's General Studies Class Day, Jacques Pépin, GS ’70, described his path from sought-after chef to Columbia student—and pushed grads to remain engaged in society.

GSSC candidates run mostly uncontested

This year, the current Vice President of Finance, Jacqueline Thong, is running for president in an uncontested race.

Thong runs uncontested for GSSC president

GSSC Vice President of Finance Jacqueline Thong is leading the pack with an uncontested run for president.

School of General Studies struggles with financial aid

Even after aggressive fundraising and significant increases in the annual budget reserved for financial aid, the average debt of a General Studies graduate continues to grow.

GS won’t get swipe access to residence halls

General Studies Student Council President Katherine Edwards said the administration wouldn’t allow for GS swipe access because of security concerns, even if all four undergraduate student bodies were to oppose the decision.

New perspectives

It is not always easy to be a twenty-nine-year-old undergraduate.

Plan outlines more efficient building access for GS

General Studies students hope to gain swipe access to buildings they must currently be signed into.