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Urban Magazine
URBAN is a magazine created, edited, and published by students of Columbia University's Urban Planning Program. As a forum for discussion among the students, faculty, and alumni of the program and the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, each semester's publication opens its pages to all realms of urban planning.
URBAN is published and printed twice a year as Spring and Fall issues. You can download former issues. The current issue is mailed to alumni, and also available in the Urban Planning Office on the 4th floor of Avery Hall. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to email the current editors.
Click here for URBAN Magazine
Click here for URBAN's blog
URBAN is published and printed twice a year as Spring and Fall issues. You can download former issues. The current issue is mailed to alumni, and also available in the Urban Planning Office on the 4th floor of Avery Hall. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to email the current editors.
Click here for URBAN Magazine
Click here for URBAN's blog
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