Common Core, Uncommon Education
Columbia University’s Core is one of the nation’s oldest and most renowned liberal arts programs and the hallmark of the Columbia academic experience. Ask Columbians about the value of their Columbia education and the Core is likely the first thing they will mention. They will tell you how the Core has given them an exceptional advantage at every turn.
Reflecting on the Columbia Community
Samia Abedin ’19CC's final presentation for Contemporary Civilization illustrates the power of sharing stories.
Columbia Professor on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert"
Andrew Delbanco, the Alexander Hamilton Professor of American Studies, reaches new heights while lecturing on "Moby Dick."
Into the Columbia Blue
Go ahead, dive in and discover what it's like to be an undergraduate student at Columbia University in the City of New York, from the people
Anneke S. ('15CC) was named a Core Scholar for her video "Departure—In Four Parts"
Each year the Core Scholars Program invites anyone who has taken a Core course to reflect on the materials of the Core Curriculum by creating a Cor
Core Curriculum
Frances C.; Cerritos, California; Neuroscience and Behavior
Leading scholars in all disciplines across the university teach Core classes
Gabriela Pelsinger was named a Core Scholar for her video, "Ode to Eve"
Each year the Core Scholars Program invites anyone who has taken a Core course to reflect on the materials of the Core Curriculum by creating a Cor
Marek S.
Core Curriculum Reaches beyond Columbia to Local GED Students
Nathen H.; Cerritos, California
In the spring, professors take their Core classes outside
Professors often hold Core classes outside in the nice weather.