Marco Balestri

Noise levels are scaled 1 to 5. 1 meaning you are able to hear PrezBo’s toupee hit the floor in an empty Low Library, and 5 being Baker Field during the game-winning touchdown on Homecoming.

Noise levels are scaled 1 to 5. 1 meaning you are able to hear PrezBo’s toupee hit the floor in an empty Low Library, and 5 being Baker Field during the game-winning touchdown on Homecoming.

We Columbia students may not be the best at getting off campus, but if there’s one thing that will get us downtown, it’s a concert. That being said, realistically, we can’t always afford tickets at Terminal 5 or Madison Square Garden (even for the bad seats); but don’t worry, there are many other amazing venues in the city. You’re going to have to take a lot of Ls (trains) to get to these under-the-radar music venues, but you’ll be guaranteed an intimate and unique concert experience.

In January, we put out a sex and relationship survey for Columbia and Barnard students. The survey collected 216 student responses: 93 from Barnard and 123 from Columbia (79 from CC, 22 from SEAS, 22 from GS). This is a sample size and is in no way an accurate, scientific representation of the Columbia/Barnard student body, but we hope that it might give you a glimpse into how some of your peers feel about sex and relationships.