Columbia College Today (CCT)

Morningside Heights has its share of print voices, but few speak directly to the university’s own. Columbia College Today operates from the Alumni Center, a publisher that keeps the college’s narrative alive long after graduation. Its office sits on the fourth floor at 622 W 113th St, a quiet corner of the campus where alumni newsletters and feature stories take shape.

Publishing here isn’t just about ink on paper. They handle everything from long-form profiles of former students to deep dives into college initiatives, all while maintaining a connection to the broader neighborhood. The work feels less like corporate media and more like a conversation with the people who still call Columbia home—even if they’ve moved on.

You won’t find glossy ads or sensational headlines. What you get is a steady stream of alumni achievements, campus updates, and the occasional reflective essay on what it means to be part of the college’s legacy. The tone stays measured, the way you’d expect from an institution that’s been around since 1754.

If you’re curious about picking up a copy or pitching a story, ring them at (212) 851-7852. For directions to the Alumni Center, check the map. The building hums with the kind of quiet energy that only a university publisher can muster—no fanfare, just the slow burn of ideas in print.