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Cooking, comedy and coordinating COÖP— this Los Angeles native brings it all to the table.
Li has been selected as one of 154 recipients of the prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship. She will study the intersection of economic development and environmental sustainability in China.
The list includes 600 entrepreneurs, activists, athletes, scientists and entertainers who innovate and inspire.
Hickman has been selected as one of 12 recipients of the prestigious George J. Mitchell Scholarship. She will pursue an M.A. in English at the University of Limerick.
Albeit online, Lilly is keeping connected to her Columbia and New York communities, as an Orientation leader and Met intern, respectively.
Santiago Tobar Potes CC’20 has received a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship. Potes will pursue an M.St. (master of studies) in global and imperial history at the University of Oxford.
Read about the latest news on our spring term in a message from Dean Valentini, FAQs and more.
Masked up in Morningside, Alex Siegal CC’21 gives us the scoop on how to stay connected during a pandemic.
Saidiya Hartman, 2020 recipient of the College's Lionel Trilling Book Award, has been appointed to the rank of University Professor, Columbia’s highest academic honor.
Jayron joins us from 1,500 miles away in Grand Forks, N.D., where she's learning remotely this term.