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Lions grapple with religion, sports

Columbia athletes seek balance between personal life and athletics.

Light Blue defense falters

The Lions' solid offensive performances have been overshadowed by recent defensive struggles.

Women's basketball unable to complete comeback, falls to Yale

Men's basketball dealt 79-64 shellacking by Yale

Women’s fencing sweeps multi-meet

The women’s fencing team swept all three of its opponents in its homecoming meet yesterday. Despite the absence of two starters, Columbia was able to defeat Vassar, Sacred Heart, and NYU.

Absence of key starters hinders Lions’ success

The Columbia men’s fencing team did not fare as well as one would have hoped in its multi-meet against NYU, Vassar, and Sacred Heart, winning only one of its three matches. Without key senior starters Jeff Spear and Alex Rudnicki, the Lions were only able to defeat the Brewers.

Lions host Homecoming meet tonight after mixed results at last competition

Fencing to face off in local weekend tournaments

Women's 4x400m relay, Hale qualify for NCAA Championships

Columbia track and field fared well this weekend in its first focused meet of the season at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational. Provisional standards for the NCAA Championships were achieved in two events, with an equal number of school records set.

Lions race to meet NCAA championship standards

This weekend, Columbia track and field will face off against some of the best competition in the country at the Armory Track for the New Balance Collegiate Invitational.

Roberts sets new school, personal records

Indoor track paces for season ahead

Wrestling falls to conference rival Big Red

Columbia lost its matchup against wrestling powerhouse No. 7 Cornell over the weekend.

Wrestlers prep to pin Cornell, Binghamton

This weekend, the Columbia men’s wrestling team will face two New York rivals in Cornell and Binghamton

Miller leads C.U. over Millersville

Light Blue set to wrestle the weekend away

Lions to challenge Tigers in Ancient Eight swimming meet

The women’s swimming and diving team will face its toughest Ivy League competition of the season when it challenges Princeton today.

Light Blue to face off against strong Navy swimming team

This afternoon, Columbia’s men’s swimming and diving team will compete in its last nonconference dual meet of the season.

Lions and Bears fight for Ancient Eight victory

Lions, Bears prepare to dive in

BASKETBALL »

Lions grapple with religion, sports

Columbia athletes seek balance between personal life and athletics.

Light Blue defense falters

Women's basketball unable to complete comeback, falls to Yale

TRACK »

Women's 4x400m relay, Hale qualify for NCAA Championships

Columbia track and field fared well this weekend in its first focused meet of the season at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational. Provisional standards for the NCAA Championships were achieved in two events, with an equal number of school records set.

Lions race to meet NCAA championship standards

Roberts sets new school, personal records

SWIMMING AND DIVING »

Lions to challenge Tigers in Ancient Eight swimming meet

The women’s swimming and diving team will face its toughest Ivy League competition of the season when it challenges Princeton today.

Light Blue to face off against strong Navy swimming team

Lions and Bears fight for Ancient Eight victory

WRESTLING »

Wrestling falls to conference rival Big Red

Columbia lost its matchup against wrestling powerhouse No. 7 Cornell over the weekend.

Wrestlers prep to pin Cornell, Binghamton

Miller leads C.U. over Millersville

FENCING »

Absence of key starters hinders Lions’ success

The Columbia men’s fencing team did not fare as well as one would have hoped in its multi-meet against NYU, Vassar, and Sacred Heart, winning only one of its three matches. Without key senior starters Jeff Spear and Alex Rudnicki, the Lions were only able to defeat the Brewers.

Women’s fencing sweeps multi-meet

Lions host Homecoming meet tonight after mixed results at last competition

FOOTBALL »

Kent Austin named Cornell head football coach

In a press conference on Jan. 27, the Cornell athletics department formally announced the hiring of Kent Austin as head coach of Cornell football.

Lions look to end football season with a win

Late first-half interception sets tone in magical season finale

SOCCER »

Former Light Blue star Sophie Reiser sets her sights on professional soccer

In her four years on the Columbia women’s soccer team, Sophie Reiser created a legacy that few student-athletes can match. But Reiser still has to prove herself on the field.

Men's soccer concludes with a 1-0 loss to Cornell

Men’s soccer finishes 2009 season against last-place conference rival Cornell

ROWING »

Heavyweight eight take third behind Yale and Princeton in N.J.

Columbia’s three rowing teams closed out their fall seasons at the Princeton 3-Mile Chase this Sunday.

Rowing closes fall season with Princeton Chase

Rowing begins fall season at Head of the Charles