Columbia University

For the 2010 scholastic year, Columbia University's understudy populace was 27,606, with 35% of the understudy populace distinguishing themselves as a minority and 23% conceived outside of the United States. Columbia selected 7,934 understudies in undergrad programs, 5,393 understudies in graduate projects, and 12,090 understudies in expert projects. 26% of understudies at Columbia have family salaries underneath $60,000, making it a standout amongst the most financially differing top-level schools. 16% of understudies at Columbia get Federal Pell Grants, which for the most part go to understudies whose family salaries are underneath $40,000. 15% of understudies are the first individual from their family to go to a four-year college.

On-grounds lodging is ensured for each of the four years as an undergrad. Columbia College and Columbia Engineering, in the past known as SEAS, offer lodging in the on-grounds living arrangement corridors. To begin with year understudies generally live in one of the extensive habitation lobbies arranged around South Lawn: Hartley Hall, Wallach Hall (initially living wages ton Hall), John Jay corridor, Furnald foyer or Carman lobby. Upperclassmen take an interest in a room choice procedure, wherein understudies can pick to live in a blend of either passage or condo style lodging with their companions. The Columbia University School of General Studies and doctoral level colleges have their own loft style lodging in the encompassing neighborhood.

Columbia University is home to numerous brotherhoods, sororities, and co-instructive Greek associations. Roughly 10–15% of college understudies are connected with Greek life. There has been a Greek vicinity on grounds following the foundation in 1836 of the Delta Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi. The InterGreek Council is the self-administering understudy association that gives rules and backing to its part associations inside of each of the three gatherings at Columbia, the Interfraternity Council, Panhellenic Council, and Multicultural Greek Council. The three chamber presidents unite their subsidiary parts once every month to meet as one Greek group. The InterGreek Council gatherings give chance to part associations to gain from one another, cooperate and advocate for group needs.

Publications

One of the soonest logos of Columbia University Press 

Columbia University is home to a rich differing qualities of undergrad, graduate, and expert distributions. The Columbia Daily Spectator is the country's second-most seasoned understudy newspaper;[126] and The Blue and White, a month to month scholarly magazine set up in 1890, has as of late dug into grounds life and nearby governmental issues in print and on its day by day website, named the Bwog. 

Political productions incorporate The Current, a diary of governmental issues, society and Jewish Affairs; the Columbia Political Review, the multi-divided political magazine of the Columbia Political Union; and AdHoc, which signifies itself as the "dynamic" grounds magazine and arrangements to a great extent with neighborhood political issues and expressions occasions. 

Expressions and scholarly productions incorporate the Columbia Review, the country's most established school artistic magazine; Columbia, a broadly respected abstract diary; the Columbia Journal of Literary Criticism; and The Mobius Strip, an online expressions and abstract magazine. Inside New York  is a yearly manual to New York City, composed, altered, and distributed by Columbia students. Through a circulation concurrence with Columbia University Press, the book is sold at real retailers and free book shops. 

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Columbia is home to various undergrad scholarly distributions. The Journal of Politics and Society, is a diary of undergrad examination in the sociologies, distributed and disseminated broadly by the Helvidius Group; Publius is an undergrad diary of governmental issues built up in 2008 and distributed biannually; the Columbia East Asia Review permits students all through the world to distribute unique work on China, Japan, Korea, Tibet, and Vietnam and is bolstered by the Weatherhead East Asian Institute;and The Birch, is an undergrad memoir of Eastern European &  Eurasian mores that is the first national understudy run diary of its kind; the Columbia Political Review, the undergrad magazine on legislative issues worked by the Columbia Political Union; the Columbia Economics Review, the undergrad financial diary on exploration and arrangement upheld by the Columbia Economics Department; and the Columbia Science assessment is a knowledge glossy magazine that prints general interest articles, workforce profiles, and understudy research papers.

The Fed a triweekly parody and investigative daily paper, and the Jester of Columbia, the recently (and much of the time) restored grounds amusingness magazine both infuse cleverness into neighborhood life. Different distributions incorporate The Columbian, the undergrad universities' every year distributed yearbook the Gadfly, a semiannual diary of mainstream rationality created by undergraduates; and Rhapsody in Blue, an undergrad urban studies magazine. Professional diaries distributed by scholastic offices at Columbia University incorporate Current Musicology and The Journal of Philosophy. During the spring semester, graduate understudies in the Journalism School distribute The Bronx Beat, a bi-week after week daily paper covering the South Bronx. Instructors College distributes the Teachers College Record, a diary of exploration, examination, and discourse in the field of training, distributed constantly since 1900.

Established in 1961 under the protection of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) looks next to each day force down execution and the powers that influence that execution. The magazine is distributed six times each year, and offers a deliberative blend of reporting, examination, feedback, and analysis. CJR.org, its Web webpage, conveys continuous feedback and reporting, giving CJR an imperative vicinity in the progressing discussion about the media. Both online and in print, Columbia Journalism Review is in discussion with a group of individuals who share a guarantee to high journalistic guidelines in the U.S. furthermore, the world.