After a major transition in work and living accommodations for students amidst the COVID-19 crisis, Barnard has extended its housing registration deadlines to allow students more time to form groups. Columbia housing registration dates have not been changed and registration is already in full swing. If you are planning on living on campus this year, make sure to keep the following deadlines in mind, so you do not lose your chances at housing.

The housing registration period is starting, and as you’re scrambling to figure out where and with whom you’ll be living next year, you might have overlooked that the housing registration process is completely changing this year for Columbia. Housing registration will now be online and there will not be any in-person registration appointments. To help you navigate these changes, Spectrum is here to guide you through the Shaft, which has added new features to adapt to these new rules.

The presidential election may be months away, but the primary elections are already underway, and Spectrum is here to remind you to register to vote!

After your first semester at Columbia, you might feel like you have the hang of things on campus: You know to avoid dining halls at all cost during rush hours, you try your best to arrive early to classes in Hamilton before the elevator line starts to form, and you know how hard it is to find a seat in Butler during midterm and finals seasons. However, life at Columbia can still be difficult to navigate, which is why Spectrum has the answers to any lingering questions you might have.