Core Curriculum Reaches Beyond Columbia to Local GED Students

Columbia College’s Core Curriculum is widely renowned for its use of classic texts to challenge undergraduates into developing critical thinking skills that will enrich their lives. But College students aren’t the only ones benefitting from the academic rigors of the liberal arts and humanities. Now, through Columbia’s Community Impact, a group of adult students working toward their high school graduate equivalency diplomas (GEDs) has the opportunity to experience the Core first-hand.

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2012 Harlem Jazz Shrines Festival Showcases Historic Music Scene

From May 7-13, the sounds of jazz will fill Harlem’s historic music venues for the second annual Harlem Jazz Shrines Festival, presented by The Apollo Theater, Harlem Stage, Jazzmobile, and Columbia University.

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A Green Roof With Roots in Morningside Heights

Landscape design students from the School for Continuing Education presented their plans for a rooftop garden at P.S. 84 to the elementary school's community.

Students and faculty at the School of Continuing Education worked with a local public school to design a rooftop garden.

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