University Closed, Nov. 6
Oct. 28, 2012
As a matter of longstanding University policy, Columbia University is closed for Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 6. There are no classes Nov. 5 or Nov. 6. All administrative offices are closed on Nov. 6. The University will reopen and all classes will resume on Wednesday, Nov. 7.
Prospective voters who visit Who’s on the Ballot (whosontheballot.org) and submit their address will be provided with their polling place, who is running for office at every level of government and links to candidates’ campaign websites and social media pages. Make your voice heard. Vote.
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