Messages to the Community
Messages From EVP Goldberg
Sexual Respect Event: Understanding Title IX and Columbia’s Gender-Based Misconduct Policy, Fri, 10/30 at Noon ET
October 22, 2020 - Columbia experts will help you get to know Title IX federal law – including recent changes and its history – and how it relates to University policy for students on sexual assault, sexual harassment and other gender-based misconduct.
Commemorating Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Columbia
October 9, 2020 – We write to mark the first anniversary of the University Senate resolution to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Columbia and share opportunities with you to get involved in commemorative events happening across our community.
Inviting You: Awakening Our Democracy on the 2020 Election, Thurs. 10/15 at Noon | Voting Abroad Info Session on 10/9
October 7, 2020 - Please join us for Awakening Our Democracy: Voters, Access and the 2020 Election on Thursday, Oct. 15 from noon to 1:15 PM EST on Zoom, featuring a lively conversation with experts on political participation, access and the power of the vote.
The Columbia Community Citizenship Initiative Starts Today!
September 29, 2020 - The Columbia Community Citizenship Initiative starts today! The Initiative’s two modules — Sexual Respect Initiative and Inclusion & Belonging Initiative — ask all Columbia students what it means to you to be part of this community. Each module offers you new skills and the opportunity to be part of creating an inclusive campus culture.
Additional Messages from University Life
Spooky Film Showcase, Pilates and Other Events and Opportunities for You, 10/20 to 11/3
October 20, 2020 - University Life invites you to connect with your friends and classmates! From tips on how to manage your time to learning Pilates and watching student-created spooky films, we have something for all of you.
Quarantine Vlog, Socialize Safely, Flu Shot Reminder
October 16, 2020 - I want to share a light, funny vlog from Max Knight, a student at Columbia College, about how he spent his time during quarantine and his ongoing commitment to keeping the Columbia Community Health Compact. I am grateful to him and all of you for your continued support of the Compact and the difference it makes to our community.
Hurricane in Louisiana: Resources and Support for You
October 13, 2020 - With Louisiana being heavily impacted by Hurricane Delta after only recently being hit by Hurricane Laura, we want to make sure you are connected to campus resources to support you as needed.
Election Events and More for You, 10/27 to 11/11
From the University
Announcement Regarding Bard Hall
August 28, 2020 - I write today to share an important change, namely that Bard Hall, the CUIMC residence hall on Haven Avenue, will be renamed.
Update on the Fall Term
August 14, 2020 - In early July, I wrote to announce our plans for how Columbia would operate in the coming academic year in the face of an historic pandemic.
Columbia’s Commitment to Antiracism
July 21, 2020 - No matter how committed one has been to challenging these deep injustices and providing remedies, whether as a person, an institution, or a society, we are all rightly being called upon to do more and to begin again, with a great sense of honesty and new purpose.
Columbia to Participate in Litigation Against ICE Restrictions on International Students
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