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7. The University Seal Columbia's seal features the phrase "In Lumine Tuo Videbimus Lumen," which means "In Your light, we shall see the light." The design and the motto are steeped in the university's long history and its roots in the pursuit of knowledge.

8. Film Appearances Columbia's campus has been featured in numerous films and TV shows due to its iconic architecture and picturesque setting. This includes movies like "Ghostbusters," "Spider-Man," and "Mona Lisa Smile."

9. Bollinger's Lawn Named after current president Lee C. Bollinger, the small stretch of grass in front of Low Library is affectionately referred to as "Bollinger's Lawn." It's a popular spot for students to relax, especially during warmer months.

10. Hidden LibraryButler Library, the university's largest library, has a secret reading room known as the "Butler 209," which is hidden behind a bookshelf and accessible only by those who know its location and how to access it.

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4.Secret SocietiesLike many Ivy League institutions, Columbia has its share of secret societies. The most well-known is St. Anthony Hall, which is officially a literary society but also functions as a secret society with selective membership.

5. Notable Alumni and FacultyMany famous individuals have walked the halls of Columbia. This includes five Founding Fathers, nine Supreme Court Justices, 84 Nobel Prize winners, and many prominent figures in various fields such as Barack Obama, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Alexander Hamilton.

6. Buried Treasure There is a legend that a chest of gold coins was buried somewhere on campus by a former university president. While no treasure has ever been found, the story continues to be a fascinating part of campus lore.

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1. Underground TunnelsColumbia has an extensive network of underground tunnels that were once used for utilities and even secretive student activities. Some of these tunnels date back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

2. The Owl and the New MoonThere is a statue of Alma Mater on the steps of Low Library. Hidden within the folds of her cloak is a small owl, which is considered a symbol of wisdom. Finding the owl is a rite of passage for many Columbia students.

3. Ghost StoriesThere are several ghost stories associated with Columbia. One of the most famous is the ghost of Mathilde Ellinger, a student who supposedly haunts Hartley Hall. Another is the ghost of General William Jenkins Worth, who is said to haunt his namesake, the Worth monument on the campus.