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Celebrate the Life and Legacy of Audre Lorde LS’60

As part of its fifteenth anniversary, Multicultural Affairs is excited to announce that its space in Lerner Hall will be renamed in honor of Audre Lorde.

Urban NY lottery now open!

Enter the Urban NY lottery for a chance to win free tickets to Broadway shows and other cultural events. Learn more about Urban New York.

Apply to live in a Special Interest Community!

The deadline to apply to a Special Interest Community (SIC) has been extended! Submit your application by Monday, January 27 at 9:00 a.m.

Alternative Spring Break: NYC Arts and Culture

Applications for Alternative Spring Break are now open! The deadline to apply is Tuesday, December 3. 

This year's theme is "Theatre in New York: Broadway and Beyond" and will take place between Monday, March 16–Friday, March 20 (Spring Break). Learn more about ASB.

2019 Thanksgiving Guide

Our annual Thanksgiving Guide serves as a resource for students who want information and ideas on what to do in the New York City area over the break period. Check out the guide!

Originally created by the International Student Advisory Board (ISAB), the guide offers information about activities that will best take advantage of your time in New York and fit your budget. This guide will help whether you are looking for something around the corner or you want a bit more of an adventure!

Class Awareness Month

Did you know that November is Class Awareness Month? This month seeks to raise awareness and foster conversation about class and socio-economic status on campus while centering the experiences of lower-income students. The Quest Scholars Network and FLIP (the First-Generation and/or Low Income Partnership) have organized an amazing lineup of events hosted by various student groups and offices where you can learn, discuss and mobilize around the FLI identity at Columbia.

Davis Projects for Peace Workshops

Grant winners are awarded $10,000 to complete a project in the summer related to creating peace domestically and abroad. Come learn more about the program and gain insight on creating projects and submitting successful applications at an upcoming information workshop.

Undergraduate International Travel Policy Reminder

Per the Undergraduate International Travel Policy, students who have been accepted into a global program or secured an independent global opportunity must obtain school-level approval before traveling out of the United States.

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