sports

A few dedicated Columbia sports fans spent the night outside the International Affairs Building on Monday.

The Athletic Department should highlight the successes of lesser-known teams.

Columbia's approach to recreation and athletics is myopic, anachronistic, and ill-fitting. Minor adjustments in degree will not suffice. A major change in kind is overdue. It is pretty clear that we can redirect our capital expenditures and operating expenses without much to lose and with much, much more to gain.

The Upper West Side was a sea of blue and white last night as New Yorkers turned out in droves to support their local team—the New York Giants—in the 42nd Super Bowl.

University President Lee Bollinger kicked off a new, $100 million Columbia Campaign for Athletics as part of the University’s larger $4 billion capital campaign in an event on Friday.

For 99 percent of the U.S., October 9 was the best day of the year. In what’s rapidly becoming an annual tradition, Yankee haters coast-to-coast celebrated Elimination Day, the date that marks the end of the Yankees’ baseball season.

Many club sports captains might think twice before encouraging players to tackle an opponent or use elbows in a match. At a club sports training workshop last weekend, club sports officers learned that they, not the University, were liable to be sued in the event of a player or fan injury.