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Columbia Daily Spectator
2875 Broadway, 3rd Floor
New York City, NY 10025
info@columbiaspectator.com
Directions: We are located at 2875 Broadway, between West 111th and 112th Streets. Look for the white sign, find the gray door with the keypad, and push #11.
Current Version
The Columbia Spectator Online Edition launched a redesign on February 15, 2009. The website remains in constant development and is continuously being upgraded, changed, and optimized. Any suggestions or bug reports should be sent to online@columbiaspectator.com.
About
Columbia Daily Spectator
2875 Broadway, 3rd Floor
New York City, NY 10025
contact@columbiaspectator.com
About the Columbia Daily Spectator
The Columbia Daily Spectator is the daily newspaper of Columbia University and Morningside Heights. We are the second-oldest college daily paper in the country and have been financially independent from the University since 1962. The newspaper is published five days a week during the academic year. With a circulation of 5,000, it is delivered to over 150 locations throughout Morningside Heights every day. We also offer subscriptions for delivery within the United States. Spectator Publishing Company also creates a range of other publications, including The Eye, a weekly features and arts magazine, and La Pagina, a weekly Spanish-language bulletin.
The Columbia Daily Spectator is written and edited by Columbia University undergraduates. We serve the communities of Columbia University and Morningside Heights as a forum for the expression of diverse viewpoints, a top source for in-depth and comprehensive news and features, and a rewarding extracurricular opportunity for our staff. Spectator is the primary source of campus and local news for more than 90 percent of our readership. For busy students, Spectator is the only consistent source of local news, and for the community at large, it is the only source for information about University events and services. Serving a community of over 60,000 students, faculty, administrators, and Morningside Heights residents, the Columbia Daily Spectator is the most widely-read newspaper in Morningside Heights and Harlem.
Editors and Contact Information
Editor in Chief: Melissa Repko editor@columbiaspectator.com
Managing Editor: Elizabeth Simins editor@columbiaspectator.com
Publisher: Julia Feldberg publisher@columbiaspectator.com
The Eye Editor in Chief: Thomas Rhiel eye@columbiaspectator.com
The Eye Managing Editor, Features: Melanie Jones eye@columbiaspectator.com
The Eye Managing Editor, Arts & Entertainment: Hillary Busis eye@columbiaspectator.com
News Editors: Joy Resmovits and Betsy Morais news@columbiaspectator.com
Opinion Editor: Sheri Pan opinion@columbiaspectator.com
Arts & Entertainment Editor: Julia Halperin arts@columbiaspectator.com
Sports: sports@columbiaspectator.com
Online Editor: Ryan Bubinski online@columbiaspectator.com
Design Editors: Yipeng Huang and Ben Cotton production@columbiaspectator.com
Photo Editor: Angela Radulescu photo@columbiaspectator.com
Head Copy Editor: Dino Grandoni copy@columbiaspectator.com
Sales Director: Gizem Orbey ads@columbiaspectator.com
Finance Director: Akhil Mehta publisher@columbiaspectator.com
Alumni Director: Christina Patterson publisher@columbiaspectator.com
Directions:
We are located at 2875 Broadway, between West 111th and 112th Streets. Look for the white sign, find the gray door with the keypad, and push #11.
Frequently Asked Questions:
"Who do I contact regarding advertising?"
Questions involving local and national advertising can be sent to sales@columbiaspectator.com. If you have general questions, contact publisher@columbiaspectator.com or sales@columbiaspectator.com.
"How do I write a letter to the editor?"
The Columbia Daily Spectator welcomes opinions, submissions and letters to the editor from readers. Submissions and letters may be sent either by e-mail (to opinion@columbiaspectator.com ), snail mail, or fax. Letters may not exceed 300 words; opinion submissions may not exceed 800 words. All letters and submissions must include the author's name, telephone number, and Columbia affiliation including academic year, if any. Submissions must be signed by an author, not an organization. No submissions received after 7:00 p.m. will be considered for the next day's edition.
Note: Spectator reserves the right to edit submissions for length or content with or without the consultation of the author. By submitting a letter or editorial submission to Spectator, you release all publication rights of that work to Spectator Publishing Company, Inc. upon its publication, including but not limited to the right to publish or reproduce the submission, altered or unaltered, in part or in whole, in any and all media, whether affiliated or unaffiliated with the Company, without payment to or consultation with you, in perpetuity.
"How do I apply to be a columnist?"
The Spectator accepts columnist applications from students at any undergraduate school affiliated with Columbia University. Columns are published every two weeks, and writers are expected to edit with an opinion page editor before publication. Deadlines will be strictly enforced. Click here to download the application.
"How do I get you guys to cover my event?"
Stories are assigned for the entire week on Tuesdays, so if you have an event you think is newsworthy, it is best to let us know at least a week in advance. Call, send a fax, or e-mail the pertinent information (the who, what, when, where, and why) to us, and we will do our best to cover events we deem newsworthy.
"How do I publicize my event?"
News stories are not publicity tools. If you want to publicize an event in advance, contact our Advertising/Business Department at (212) 854-9550. We also post a calendar of events on our web site and in the newspaper on a daily basis. E-mail is preferable (to events@columbiaspectator.com), but you may also call or fax us the pertinent information (the who, what, when, where). Requests for listings must be received by Friday of the week prior to the event's occurence.
"What if I want to advertise something?"
If you are interested in advertising information please call (212) 854-9552. For further information about specific rates and publication dates, please click here.