Religious Life Resources
Our Religious Life Advisers represent a number of faith traditions across campus and work with students within and outside of their own tradition and group.
Email Rev. Dr. Ian Rottenberg or call 646-906-5913. He is available for interfaith counseling and can also direct you to counseling from a leader in your faith tradition.
See the Office of the University Chaplain website for information on Kraft Global Fellows trips, Chaplain's Tea, and counseling.
This guide offers helpful information to be aware that there are groups and individuals that use high pressure tactics to recruit individuals into unhealthy organizations.
Find prayer and meditation spaces on the Morningside, Manhattanville, Barnard, and Medical campus.
Learn about and attend the meetings and services of different faith communities on campus.
Visit Earl Hall or St. Paul's Chapel during opening hours throughout the year.
Review the Columbia University LGBTQ+ Guide: Resources to Foster an Affirming Community for LGBTQ+ Faculty, Students and Staff.
Email us to learn how Earl Hall and St. Paul's Chapel can be used for meeting spaces for recognized student groups at Columbia.
For additional campus resources, please visit the University Life Student Resources Directory.
Counseling and Psychological Services supports the psychological and emotional wellbeing of the Columbia community.
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For any questions about Columbia's response to Covid-19, you can review the resource guide that covers testing, vaccines, quarantine, and more.