Join us for a discussion about the impact of guns in the U.S. and recent events that have shifted the national conversation. Lunch will be provided to registered guests. Please bring your CUID.
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The Office of University Life Events Council and the General Studies Student Council invite you to a screening of If Beale Street Could Talk - one of the top 10 films of 2018 chosen by both the National Board of Review and American Film Institute.
The Office of University Life invites you to take a break from your studies and join us for games
Get resources and tips on how to facilitate a dynamic conversation on identity, race and inclusion. Become a University Life Campus Conversations Facilitator!
A student-facilitated dialogue on the ways class and socioeconomic status emerge in our everyday interactions. Part of the ROOTED Dinner & Dialogue series sponsored by Undergraduate Student Life.
Lights, camera, action! Join the University Life Events Council to a screening of short films created by students throughout the University community. This event is free and open to all students.
Sprintax is the tax preparation software provided by the ISSO for international students and scholars in F or J status. This event will give a general overview of the U.S. tax-filing process and how to file your federal nonresident tax return.
Hear from a panel of ten Columbia MFA theatre students as they pose questions, and discuss how language is deployed when defining success.
Join Citizens Against Recidivism and several Columbia University groups for a provocative panel discussion on the relationship between justice and racial constructions, and the disproportionate incarceration of people of color.
Meet with representatives from finance to advertising. Find internships, full time opportunities, or anything in-between. Sponsored by the Center for Career Education.
A student-facilitated dialogue on making the most of community service, and what it really means for the community. Part of the ROOTED Dinner & Dialogue series sponsored by Undergraduate Student Life.