Affiliated Organizations

Asian Columbia Alumni Association (ACAA)

ACAA is a non-profit organization formed by a group of alumni from all schools of Columbia University in 1995. As an alumni organization, ACAA is intent in addressing the needs of Asian alumni from all schools of Columbia University.


Black Alumni Council (BAC)

The Black Alumni Council of Columbia University (BAC) is an organization of current and future black alumni dedicated to bolstering the professional and social lives of its members and providing support for the black alumni community.


Columbia Alumni Singers

Formed to strengthen the bonds among alumni who sang during their time on campus, Columbia Alumni Singers is open to Columbia alumni who want to sing and support student choral groups on campus.


Columbia Pride (LGBTQ)

Columbia Pride’s mission is to build community among Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning (LGBTQ) alumni of all schools of Columbia, foster a safe environment and community for LGBTQ students, and promote understanding.


Columbia University Entertainment (CUE)

Columbia University Entertainment (CUE), formed in March 2007, is a networking group for Columbia University alumni in the entertainment industry in the Los Angeles area. CUE is now operating as a semi-autonomous committee of the Columbia Alumni Association of Southern California, Inc.


Columbia University Marching Band Alumni Council

The Columbia University Marching Band Alumni Council brings together the band's enthusiastic alumni through social networking, mentoring, and fundraising events, including regular gatherings at football and basketball games.


Columbia Venture Community (CVC)

Columbia Venture Community (CVC) is a private community for Columbia students, alumni and employees interested in all aspects entrepreneurship. The group welcomes members from any school, sector or industry function (e.g., entrepreneur, VC, lawyer, etc.).


Latino Alumni Association of Columbia University

The Latino Alumni Association of Columbia University (LAACU) exists to support, promote and channel the academic, social, professional and developmental interests of Columbia's Latino community, both past and present.


RetroSpec (Columbia Spectator)

RetroSpec creates a forum that allows alumni to stay involved in the growing Spectator community. Our goal is to open a new, accessible network for past and present members of Spectator.