Postbac Premed Class of 2026 Celebrated at Class Day Ceremony
On Friday, May 15, the Columbia University Postbaccalaureate Premedical Program celebrated the outstanding accomplishments of the members of the Class of 2026.
After years of instability, incarceration, and loss, Jonathan Wrenn ‘26GS rebuilt his life through education. At GS, he found not only direction, but a passion to help others do the same.
Michael Novak ’09GS, Artistic Director of the Paul Taylor Dance Company, will be honored for his transformative leadership in dance and continued dedication to the Columbia community.
After years of putting survival first, Batoul (Tooli) Shariah ‘26GS reclaimed her education and is carrying her story into research, advocacy, and graduate study at Oxford.
A longtime voice in food and television, Alejandra Ramos ’26GS came to Columbia GS to explore how art, culture, and identity intersect—and to finish the degree she began two decades ago.
Ime Ekpo ‘26GS reflects on the ways her journalism career pushed her back into the classroom, and how her research influences her connection to culture and power.
On Monday, May 18, the School of General Studies celebrated the outstanding accomplishments of the 827 members of the Class of 2026.
For Kiet Nguyen ‘26PBPM, a commitment to service, discipline, and honor led him to medicine—now, he will carry his healing mission with him during his Fulbright program in Vietnam.
Congratulations to the GSers honored at the annual ceremony at Faculty House!
Michael Novak ‘09GS and Thomas Reardon ’08GS, ’13GSAS, ’16GSAS were recognized for their continued contributions to GS and the Columbia communities.
On Tuesday, May 5, the School of General Studies celebrated the outstanding leadership of over 100 students at the Student Leadership Awards Ceremony.
Congratulations to Sustainable Development major Anaïs Taffin ‘28GS, for becoming a 2026–2027 Udall Undergraduate Scholar!
Reunion Weekend celebrated the people, stories, and inspiration that continue to shape the GS community across generations.
On Friday, May 15, the Columbia University Postbaccalaureate Premedical Program celebrated the outstanding accomplishments of the members of the Class of 2026.
GS students are invited to submit an interest form to join Dean Rosen-Metsch for lunch and a roundtable discussion this semester. Selected students will be invited to discuss their experiences, life at Columbia University, personal goals, concerns, and more.