Columbia Political Review
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The Columbia Political Review (CPR) is the multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine of the Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA).
CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.
Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.
To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click here. To submit a pitch, click here.
Current Management
- Editor-in-Chief: Kaitlyn Saldanha (BC '24)
- Publisher: Katerina Kaganovich (BC '24)
- Chief of Staff: Reece Brown (CC '25)
- Managing Editors: Nicolas Lama (CC '24), Carmen Vintro (BC' '23), Evelyn Yu (CC '25), Jesse Levine (BC '25)
- Policy 360 Editor: Michelle Brucker (GS '23)
- Columnist Editor: Collin Woldt (CC '24)
- Pitch Manager: Alan Chen (CC '25)
- Publicity Editor: Amelie de Leon (BC '25)
