Rabi-Warner Concert Series (Music: Instrumental)
Affiliation: Faculty House
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/fachouse/information.html
Contact: Jennifer Cho- jc2305@columbia.edu
In 1985, Suzanne Fremon, a concert pianist and computer programmer at the Columbia computer center, with the help of Aaron Warner, president of the Advisory Board of the Faculty House, inaugurated a series of noon-hour concerts, for the Columbia and Morningside Heights community. In general, the series begins in mid-October and continues through mid-December, in the Fall; in the Spring, the series runs from mid-February through the end of April. There are roughly 20 concerts in the course of a school year. The series is named for I.I. Rabi, Nobel physics professor, who was an early supporter and Aaron Warner, director of the University Seminars, who was a major influence in the early days of establishing the series. Both are deceased. The concerts take place on Wednesdays, from 12:15 to 1 PM. Audience members are encouraged to have lunch, either beforehand or afterwards, at the 4th floor dining room, where a reservation is advisable, or at the 3rd floor cafeteria. The performers are professional musicians, usually from the New York area, who like to appear at the Faculty House, because the ambiance is friendly, the acoustics are good and the audience is welcoming. Many concert artists use the Faculty House setting as an opportunity to test upcoming programs they plan to perform in other venues around the City or on tour. Since the Faculty House sponsors the Rabi-Warner concerts, admission is free of charge to the audience.

Rare Book & Manuscript Library (Literature and Writing)
Location: Butler Library, 6th Floor East
Phone: 212-854-5153
Affiliation: Columbia University Libraries
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/rbml/index.html
The Rare Book and Manuscript Library (RBML), the home of many of Columbia's greatest treasures, is housed on the sixth floor of Butler Library. The range of the library's holdings spans more than 4,000 years, from cylinder seals created in Mesopotamia to artists' books on which the ink is barely dry. In addition to printed and manuscript resources, the library contains cuneiform tablets, papyri, ostraca, astronomical and mathematical instruments, maps, works of art, photographs, posters, early printing presses and papermaking equipment, type specimens, sound and moving image recordings, theater set models, puppets, masks, ephemera and memorabilia.

Raw Elementz (Dance)
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/rawelementz/
Main Email Contact: rawelementz@columbia.edu
Facebook: Link
Contact: Monet Perez, President - rawelementz@columbia.edu
Raw Elementz burst into being in the spring of 2001, when former Culture Shock dancer and current slave to academia Kristin Liu decided to take matters into her own hands. In the beginning, there was Kant. On the weekends, there was more Kant, and sometimes Aristotle, or if you were lucky enough to go to Barnard you might get something interesting. Then Kristin said, Let there be hip-hop, and Raw Elementz was born. And it was good. As long-time big cheese in the satellite hip-hop interest group of the Chinese Students Club, Kristin made the move to expand her base of operations. She created an organization modeled loosely after Culture Shock, a professional dance troupe and outreach organization in cities around the world. She worked tirelessly to attain ABC and SGA recognition, hounded random students for signatures, and essentially stopped at nothing until her mission was completed. Of course, in the end it all paid off, and Raw Elementz has since grown into what it is now: An independent, diverse, awesome group of people who love to dance.

Reflexions Literary & Art Magazine (Art)
Affiliation: College of Physicians and Surgeons
Website: http://juno.cumc.columbia.edu/ps/handbook/node/209
Main Email Contact: cumc-reflexions@columbia.edu
Contact: Viola Huang, Officer - vh2185@columbia.edu
Reflexions is the literary and visual art magazine of the Columbia University Medical Center. The magazine features health and non-health themed poetry, fiction, narratives, photography and art. Submissions are accepted from CUMC students, faculty and staff, who also are involved in the selection, editing and layout process. Reflexions is published in the spring and is widely distributed throughout the hospital and Columbia academic community. We are currently expanding to print both a fall and spring issue. Please address inquiries and submissions to cumc-reflexions@columbia.edu.

Rhapsody in Blue: An Urban Journal (Literature and Writing)
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/rhapsody
Facebook: Link
Contact: Emerson Argueta, Officer - ega2102@columbia.edu
Rhapsody in Blue is a biannual student journal about cities founded by two Urban Studies students at Columbia. The journal combines the disciplines of art, photography, poetry, and prose to explore what makes a city breathe, what makes it move, struggle, thrive, hurt, and grow.

Romanian Club (Multicultural)
Affiliation: Columbia University; Interschool
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/romanian/
Main Email Contact: romania@columbia.edu
Facebook: Link
Contact: Angela Radulescu, President - ar2651@columbia.edu
The Romanian Club at Columbia University serves to raise awareness about Romanian culture in the Columbia Community and to assemble those with an interest in Romania, its history, culture, and current situation. You do not have to be Romanian to attend our events or be part of the board.

Roone Arledge Auditorium (Media)
Location: Alfred Lerner Hall
Affiliation: Lerner Hall
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lernerhall/index.html