There has never been a better time to get involved with your Columbia alumni community. With more than 100 alumni clubs worldwide, there are ample opportunities to form and nurture your Columbia connections. Get involved.
Spotlight
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In the fall issue of Columbia Magazine, don't miss its timely cover story about Columbia researchers traveling north to discover how the melting ice in may affect climate change.
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Connect with fellow alumni at your fingertips. The Networking Hour is a series of monthly, hour-long events, designed to connect students and alumni with alumni professionals. Register for an upcoming event.
ALUMNI NEWS
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The Low Down features a wide array of helpful articles written by members of the Columbia Career Coaches Network. Catapult your career and peruse the variety of articles for guidance, advice and more information about how you can benefit by working with a Columbia Career Coach.
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The Alumni Travel Study Program allows Columbia alumni to combine learning and pleasure through domestic and international travel. Current available trips include an expedition to Antarctica, a passage through the Panama Canal, and much more. Book an adventure today.
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Safiatou Coulibaly '14SW shares her story on ColumbiaYou about her transition from Africa to France and eventually to the United States and how her studies at Columbia allowed her to learn English and take the reins on her career in social work.
yourCAA
As alumni of Columbia University, you are part of a global network of more than 338,000 leaders, creators, and change makers bound together by our shared University connection and our collective passion, intellect, and drive. United, we are creating meaningful change for our University and around the world.
yourALUMNI COMMUNITY
You are invited to explore the new Community, an exclusive resource for Columbia alumni. Update your employment and contact information, add a profile picture and a bio in the About Me, and join groups and discussions based on your interests. 
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