Endowed with solid fundamental skills and footwork, in October he captured the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Northeast Regional singles title for the second consecutive year.
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Tree Lighting and Winter Celebration Draw Festive Crowds
December 11, 2014
On December 4, students and alumni gathered on College Walk for the annual Columbia Tree Lighting Ceremony.
Mangurian Resigns, Bollinger Launches Review of Columbia Football
December 9, 2014
Head Football Coach Pete Mangurian resigned on December 5 following three losing seasons at Columbia and two weeks after President Lee C. Bollinger commissioned a review of Columbia’s football program by consultant Rick Taylor.
Columbia Shines on Broadway
November 6, 2014
Alumni gathered on Broadway to enjoy a revival of Terrence McNally CC’60’s "It’s Only a Play."
College Leads Again on Columbia Giving Day!
November 6, 2014
This year’s event took place on October 29 and more than 1,200 College-related donors — comprising alumni, parents, students, staff and friends — contributed a record-breaking total of $3.09 million, a passionate show of support to continuing to build the best undergraduate experience for our students.
Ai-jen Poo CC’96 Wins 2014 MacArthur Genius Grant
October 17, 2014
Poo is the co-founder and former lead organizer of Domestic Workers United, an organization that mobilizes and unifies domestic workers to legislate for worker rights.
Giving Day is October 29
October 16, 2014
Now in its third consecutive year, Columbia Giving Day is your chance to help change lives that change the world.
Homecoming 2014: Picnic Under the Big Tent and Homecoming Carnival
October 14, 2014
Join the Columbia College Alumni Association as we gather classmates, families and friends together to celebrate, at the pre-game Picnic under the Big Tent at Homecoming!
A Campus Conversation on Sexual Assault
October 8, 2014
Information on Columbia’s progress surrounding gender-based misconduct.
Demetre Daskalakis CC’95 Changes the City’s Approach to H.I.V./AIDS
August 11, 2014
The newly appointed assistant health commissioner of the Bureau of H.I.V./AIDS Prevention and Control is combining his medical know-how with his on-the-street approach to heath crises to transform how New York handles H.I.V/AIDS issues.