Columbia can always lend a listening ear

According to New York University’s Washington Square News, a 20-year-old junior was found dead outside the school’s library early Tuesday morning.
Though the medical examiner had not determined the cause of death by press time, it is believed that he jumped to his death. “While the cause of death is still being determined, indications are that he took his own life,” NYU President John Sexton wrote in a university-wide e-mail, according to the Washington Square News.

Columbia students looking for help or just a listening ear can consult the following campus resources:
-Nightline
212-854-7777 (confidential peer counseling from 10 p.m.-3 a.m.)

-Columbia Counseling and Psychological Services:
Clinical hours: 212-854-2878
After-hours: 212-854-9797

-Columbia Primary Medical Care Services:
Appointments: 212-854-7426
Clinician-on-call for after-hours only: 212-854-9797
Travel Medicine Program: 212-854-7426

-Barnard’s Rosemary Furman Counseling Center
212-854-9092
After-hours Psychological Emergency Line: 212-854-5727
-Barnard College Student Health Services:
212-854-2091
Clinician on call: 866-966-7788

-Alcohol & Substance Awareness Program
212-854-2128