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CCSC hosts Campus Services VP for discussion on integrated health center, affinity spaces
Vice President for Campus Services Scott Wright described plans for renovating Columbia spaces to better serve marginalized groups, a vision for designing a student-integrated health center, and affordable summer housing at the Columbia College Student Council meeting Sunday evening. In his role, Wright oversees student services at Columbia including Dining, Undergraduate Housing, and Lerner Hall.
Sunrise Movement calls for Columbia to declare climate emergency
The Columbia chapter of the Sunrise Movement, an organization which aims to stop climate change, has called on University President Lee Bollinger to sign the UN Environment’s Global Climate Emergency letter and declare a climate emergency by Dec. 1. According to the group’s petition, the letter has been signed by nearly 200 colleges and universities thus far, most of them international.
Students host discussion on LGBTQ Catholic identity following controversial Columbia Catholic Ministry affiliation
Last week, students from across Columbia-affiliated schools joined together to host an event during which LGBTQ Catholic students and Catholic allies discussed issues regarding their relationships with the Catholic Church.
Columbia trains students to administer life-saving naloxone with state-funded kits
Since August, over 300 students have been trained to administer the life-saving drug naloxone to counter the effects of opioid overdose as part of an initiative led by Columbia Health, the Mailman School of Public Health, and the School of General Studies. The team seeks to assess the confidence in participants to carry and administer naloxone, and consider opportunities and barriers for program nationwide expansion to other college campuses.
Grinage debuts at SGA, fields concerns regarding student well-being following Barnard’s “Feel Well, Do Well” initiative
Dean of the College Leslie Grinage and Deputy Deans of the College Alicia Lawrence and Natalie Friedman fielded questions from Barnard Student Government Association representatives on concerns regarding the “Feel Well, Do Well @ Barnard” campaign and the deans’ new responsibilities overseeing academic and student life programs at Barnard. Grinage, Lawrence, and Friedman spoke to SGA for the first time since assuming their new roles within Barnard’s administration in August.
At other private schools, a free student press should be the norm
Jacob Posner, Priyanka Shrijay, and Emma Trone January 30, 2019 Filed under Opinion Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Pitch. Research. Interview. Draft. Edit. Repeat. Publish. At Illinois public schools, the journalistic story process begins and ends with the students. Their work doesn’t reach the hands of the administration until publication, and by then, the whole school has seen the final product. But at private schools, that process can look very different.
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