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Residential Life

Faculty in Residence

The Faculty-in-Residence (FIR) are faculty members who are committed to students, involvement in the residential community, and learning that occurs outside the classroom.   Faculty members and the

Special Interest Communities Program

The Special Interest Communities (SIC) program offers two distinctive residential experiences to those interested in living

Upperclass Area

Students living across the upperclass residence halls and brownstones are offered a variety of programs and support services to enhance the residen

First Year Area

The First Year Area is a vibrant residential community supporting Columbia's newest students. The residential spaces, which surround the South Lawns, include:  

Residential Life

At Columbia, the majority of undergraduate students live on campus.

Res. Inc.

Residential Life is excited to offer students interested in entrepreneurship or an entrepreneurship lifestyle the opportunity to participate in Res.

Multicultural Greek Council

The Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) is a self-governing student organization that provides guidelines and support to its culturally based member

Anti-Hazing Policy

The State of New York, Columbia University and all national fraternities and sororities on campus have adopted anti-hazing legislation or policies.

Residential Communities

Residential Life offers Columbia College and Columbia Engineering students a variety of living options where strong communit

Professor Roberts

Samuel Roberts (BA in History and African-American Studies, double-major, University of Virginia, 1995; MA in History, Princeton University, 1997; PhD in History, Princeton Univers

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