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Broadway and 116th Street - Main Campus Gate
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College Walk
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Hamilton Hall - Humanities Classrooms and Center for the Core Curriculum
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Mudd Building - Engineering Labs and Classrooms
Northwest Corner Building - STEM Library, Labs and Classrooms, and Joe Coffee
Philosophy Hall - Humanities and Languages Classrooms and the Writing Center
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2020 Alma Mater
2020 Broadway Gates
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2020 Butler Library
2020 College Walk
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2020 Lerner, Carman, Furnald
2020 Morningside Heights
2020 Northwest Corner Building
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2020 St. Paul's Chapel
2020 Van Am Quad
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Alma Mater
Broadway and 116th Street - Main Campus Gate
Butler Library - Main Campus Library
College Walk
Dodge Fitness Center
Dodge Hall - Arts Building and Miller Theater
Hamilton Hall
Hamilton Hall - Humanities Classrooms and Center for the Core Curriculum
Havemeyer Hall - Science Labs and Classrooms
John Jay Hall
Lerner, Carman, Furnald
Morningside Heights
Mudd Building - Engineering Labs and Classrooms
Northwest Corner Building - STEM Library, Labs and Classrooms, and Joe Coffee
Philosophy Hall - Humanities and Languages Classrooms and the Writing Center
Pupin Hall - Science Labs and Classrooms
Revson Plaza - Overlooking 116th Street and Amsterdam Avenue
Schermerhorn Hall - Natural and Social Sciences Classrooms
St. Paul’s Chapel
Van Am Quad
Columbia offers 31 NCAA Division I sports, 41 club sports, and 40+ intramural sports.
The Center for Career Education has dedicated career advisers for undergraduates.
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Pupin Hall
The Center for Career Education hosts career fairs, networking events and conferences every year.
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A room in the upper-class residence hall East Campus. About 90% of undergraduate students live on campus.
The East Campus Residence Hall Lounge was renovated in 2014.
309 Havemeyer has a 40-foot domed ceiling and skylight, 330 tiered seats, a brass-railed gallery and a 40-foot oak demonstration table.
50% of undergraduates major in science or engineering, creating an active community of inquiry among both faculty and students.
74% of undergraduate classes have fewer than 25 students.
Alma Mater was sculpted by Daniel Chester French.
Among Columbia's earliest students is Alexander Hamilton, the first secretary of the treasury.
Butler is named for former Columbia President and Nobel Peace Prizer winner Nicholas Murray Butler.
Butler Library is the main library on campus.
Butler Library was built in the Italian Renaissance style in 1934 by James Gamble Rogers.
Carman Hall is home to four-person suites, each made up of two doubles.
Columbia has 200+ research institutes and centers, including a wide range of world-class laboratories.
Columbia has its own subway stop on the 1 train at 116th Street and Broadway
Columbia has the 4th largest international student population of any U.S. university and has 110+ countries represented among undergraduates.
Columbia men's basketball team at Levien Gymnasium
Columbia offers about 25 different majors in humanities, languages and cultural studies.
Columbia's largest community service organization, Community Impact, is run through Earl Hall.
Every Thursday and Sunday, the local farmers market sets up right outside of campus on Broadway down to 114th Street.
Founded in 1913, La Maison Française is the oldest French cultural center on an American university campus.
Jewelnel Davis is the University Chaplain.
Lerner Hall houses computer labs, study space and cafés.
Low Memorial Library was built in 1895 and declared an official New York City landmark in 1967.
Senior Engineering students present their research to faculty and guests at the senior research symposium.
Student study space in Butler.
The Columbia football team at Baker Field.
The Core Curriculum challenges students to think critically about great texts.
The lighting of the College Walk trees is a beloved annual tradition.
The Office of Financial Aid is located in Lerner. Over half of Columbia students receive financial aid.
The undergraduate visual arts program's mission is to develop a student's personal vision.
The women's basketball team in Levien Gymnasium.
There are 22 majors in all branches of the biological, natural and physical sciences.
There are 6,000 undergraduates in Columbia College and Columbia Engineering.
Former Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan speaks at the annual World Leaders Forum in Low Rotunda.
Holi, sponsored annually by the Hindu Students Association, celebrates the arrival of spring.
Professor Nick Christie-Blick leads first-year and sophomore students on a geological excursion in California's Death Valley.
20% of Columbia students are the first generation in their families to go to college.
Columbia receives $1 billion in sponsored research projects each year.
The Society of Automotive Engineers' latest 483-lb car achieves a 0-to-60 time of less than 4.2 seconds.
The women's soccer team celebrates a win.
Undergraduates enjoy a 6-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio.
Ken Shepard, Professor of Electrical Engineering, with undergraduates in his bioelectronics lab.
Professor Eitan Grinspun's computer science research made the Disney film "Tangled" possible.
The Columbia wrestling team is the oldest in the nation.
Undergraduates have opportunities to engage in research as early as their first year.
Undergraduates have won 55 National Science Foundation Scholarships to attend graduate school since 2000.
84 Nobel Prize winners are Columbia alumni, faculty or former faculty, more than any other Ivy League university.
Physics Professor Brian Greene speaks at the World Science Festival.
Students have the opportunity to take advantage of 27 environmental and outdoor clubs.
The Lions boast 109 Ivy League individual championships in the last five years.
Dr. Irving Langmuir holding a tube used to develop radio communication (1930).
Lawns like South Field are rare among urban campuses.
Nobel Prize-winning Professor Martin Chalfie working with undergraduates in his biology lab.
The Columbia rowing team at practice in the Harlem River, under watch of the Columbia C.
A packed house in Levien Gymnasium roots on the Lions.
Derek N. in Sauri, Kenya, researching agriculture as a Global Fellow in Sustainable Development.
Roar-ee the Lion is always willing to give out a high-five or hug to an adoring fan.
Columbia encourages collaboration between students and faculty.
Nearly 90% of graduates were employed or headed to graduate school by the time they graduated.
Nikki B. conducting environmental biology research in Peru.
The Columbia Cheer squad at Homecoming.
The Northwest Corner Building has seven floors dedicated to research labs.
The Columbia University Dance Team performs at a basketball halftime show.
A puppy study break in the Living Learning Center.
An archival photo of Nobel Prize winner and Columbia professor Thomas Hunt Morgan in his Schermerhorn lab.
Engineering graduates get inflatable hammers from their dean to wave at Commencement.
President Bollinger (center) runs in his annual 5K Fun Run.
Thanksgiving Feast is a spectacular John Jay Dining Hall tradition.
The Thinker is six feet tall without his base, which adds nearly another six feet to its overall height.
The Van Am Quad in winter.
President Bollinger's annual 5K Fun Run.
During the warmer months of the year, John Jay Dining Hall extends outdoors
Kees Verkade's "Tight Rope Walker" sculpture weighs 842 pounds and stands 14' 3".
Campus on an autumn day.
Columbia student tickets are $10 for all performances at Miller Theatre, the leading presenter of new music in New York City.
CU Bhangra performs on College Walk.
John Jay Hall was built in 1927. The Lounge plays host to numerous events during the year.
Refugee Awareness Day on Low Plaza is sponsored by Columbia's Amnesty International chapter.
The Office of the University Chaplain runs programs on matters of justice, faith and spirituality.
Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt, graduates of Columbia Law School and Presidents of the United States.
The Columbia alumni network is 350,000+ strong.
The Varsity Show, now in its 126th year, is Columbia's longest-running tradition.
Book Culture at 114th Street and Broadway is a local independent bookshop.
Legal scholar Ruth Bader Ginsburg '59LAW became the first female full professor at the law school in 1972.
Philosophy Hall is among the few buildings on campus named for an academic discipline and not a specific person.
Postcrypt is a free, volunteer-run folk music venue open to the public.
The Varsity Show is an all-student-made musical satirizing life at Columbia.
In 1994, students hung a banner from the roof of Butler to recognize women in the humanities.
Orchesis is one of Columbia's largest performing arts group.
St. John the Divine, on Amsterdam Avenue at 112th Street, is the world's largest Cathedral.
The guardians of the 116th Street and Broadway gates.
Grab a bite to eat at Tom's Restaurant, made famous on "Seinfeld."
Notes and Keys is one of over a dozen a cappella groups.
Arianna Huffington speaks at the Columbia Daily Spectator Annual Awards Dinner.
A Columbia powwow organized by the Native American Council.
Butler Library in the winter.
New students gather at Community Forum during New Student Orientation Program.
Columbia Law School in the fall.
Furnald's Stephen Donaldson Lounge is a meeting place for LGBTQ student groups.
More than 150 study-abroad programs are available through the Center for Undergraduate Global Engagement.
Springtime on Revson Plaza.
Devyn T. studied abroad at Columbia's Reid Hall in Paris.
The Columbia Global Center in Amman, Jordan, one of nine around the world.
30+ museums are accessible for free with a Columbia ID.
New York City provides a unique platform to interweave the arts and community service.
Students try to get tickets to "Saturday Night Live" by waiting in line at NBC Studios.
The Empire State Building lights up blue on the evening of Commencement.
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