[ALMA MATTERS ♔] 2.18.12 A milli, a milli, a milli… Just as the great poet Lil Wayne once said, it ain’t trickin if you got it. So if you’ve got a great idea to make Columbia a better place but need a little extra cash to pull it off, just apply for a CCSC Student Project Grant! Deadline is the 25th, so dream big, people—puppies are wonderful, but what about

CTV’s Maria Diez reports on the Columbia College Student Council’s canvassing efforts toward the end of January

Hey Columbia College! Here’s an edited press release about a new initiative recently started by the Student Affairs Committee (SAC) of the University Senate that will transparently gather information about Morningside student space needs in the light of the development of the Manhattanville campus: The Student Affairs Committee of the Columbia University Senate has launched the Morningside Student Space Initiative (MSSI). The current phase of the initiative focuses on four Morningside

VP Funding Kevin Zhai tells you all you need to know about the new Student Project Grants… and then some. Video written and produced by Wilfred Chan and Justin Yang. See complete application details here – applications are due February 25th at 11:59 PM.     &nbsp

Seniors!  We hope you had as much fun as we did at Jungle Boogie.  For our last Glass House Rocks ever (oh man), we think we went out with a bang.  There was a great turnout, lots of dancing, and an all-around good time.  We’d like to thank DJ Jesse Michels for bumping the raddest beats all night long and keeping the boogie going.  The fun isn’t over yet though! 

Thursday night, the Columbia community got together for one of the largest (and one of our favorite) events on campus: GLASS HOUSE ROCKS! This year’s theme was “The Mighty Jungle,” so for our contribution, CCSC’14 partnered up with ESC’14 and SGA’14 to put our own twist on it.  Inspired by our city, we hosted a swanky cocktail party in the “concrete jungle.”  Club beats pulsed through the speakers as guests

[ALMA MATTERS ♔] 2.11.12 Who ever loved that loved not at first sight? When you cross College Walk, my heart skips like the children on the grass. When I look into your eyes, I feel like I’m diving into lakes of chocolate, deeper than the fountains of Low or the pools of Dodge. When the sunshine plays across your lustrous hair and beaming face, you launch ten thousand ships—Helen had

Dear CC’14, Over the last day and a half we’ve had a lot of support from you in regards to the class shirts. And for that we love you. As of this evening we’ve received word that WE CAN GO AHEAD WITH THE SHIRT DESIGN!!! We’re just as surprised as you are with this quick response from the administration and Athletics, but this is due to the support you all

Dear CC’14 The topic of the class shirts is something that I know many of you are not happy with. It’s a situation that CCSC’14 isn’t happy with either. And it’s a situation in which you deserve to know exactly what has been happening. What we originally thought would be a simple job of creating these shirts has turned into an uphill struggle that to today we’re still trying to

Hey there Columbia College! For my first update, I decided to summarize some of my the main goals for this semester. This list will probably grow as the semester goes by and I receive more student input – what I have as of right now are projects initially discussed in Policy last semester that I intend to fully implement this year. Here it goes: ACADEMIC INTEGRITY – There has been