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The university has (had?) a flag, light "Columbia" blue with a white royal crown in the center symbolizing the institution's original name, King's College, flanked by the letters C and U. The coat of arms of the university is azure a
chevron argent between three king's crowns or.
Al Kirsch (Columbia '61), 27 April 2003
The Columbia University Club flag is a white "C" on light blue. Beware: University flags change frequently, for special occasions and the like.
Nathan Lamm, 27 April 2003
Here are links to images of two flags of Columbia U. subdivisions:
1-
Columbia College, which is the main undergraduate division of Columbia
University
www.college.columbia.edu/cct/jul_aug07/images/columbia_flag.jpg, in context
at
www.college.columbia.edu/cct/jul_aug07/quads3.php. The flag is based on the
university's flag, but has a gold crown on light blue, instead of a white crown,
and the crown's base is arched. Below the crown are gold numerals 1754 in small
print. Above the crown is written Columbia and beneath the crown and 1754 is
College- these are in large print but a mid-blue color. An example, in blue, of
the arched crown and 1754 can be seen at the top left of
www.college.columbia.edu/cct/jul_aug07/quads3.php and a smaller example in
gold at the top of
http://www.college.columbia.edu/index.php.
2- Fu Foundation School
of Engineering and Applied Sciences -
www.columbia.edu/images/slideshow/cu_home_laptop_fu.jpg.
The flag is
based on the university's flag, but the crown is dark blue on light blue, not
white on light blue, and there are a pair of hammers placed in saltire behind
the crown (hammers are line drawings in dark blue)- an example of the emblem can
be seen in the background at
http://www.engineering.columbia.edu or at the top left of
http://www.engineering.columbia.edu/about_seas.
Ned Smith, 10
September 2007
from Columbia University website
The Haitian Students Association of Columbia University has a flag graphic at
their web page. The original file name says "HSA_Flag" and it certainly looks
like one, but at this point I don't know if it actually exists in cloth form, or
only digital. The flag has a background of 7
stripes, 4 blue and 3 red, and a white arched crown placed upon the 5 middle
stripes.
Ned Smith, 11 September 2007