An extremely eloquent speaker of small stature and build, Jess Poon doesn't seem to fit the profile of the captain of the Columbia University Women's Rugby Football Club.

Ralph DeBernardo’s contradiction in character gives way to his charming disposition.

Since 2000, Princeton has had the pleasure of facing Columbia each year to kick off its Ivy League football schedule.

The numerous opportunities embedded within New York’s vast metropolitan region merit the prestigious title given to those lucky enough to call themselves New Yorkers.

Many fans of the Light Blue may be skeptical when considering an individual’s devotion to the Athletic Department.

Every player has the talent, every team has the potential, and every coach has the will.

Straddled between the high-impact sports of wrestling and football with the overriding potential to succeed in both, sophomore athlete Lou Miller balances both the pressure and accomplishment of tw

Coming off a 10-day training trip to the beautifully exotic lands of tropical Hawaii, the blistering cold of New York City’s undiscriminating winter has been as immense a change for the men’s swimm

Fifteen minutes outside of Niagara Falls, deep within the heart of Canada’s serene landscape, in the small town of Ridgefield, Ontario, rowing is not a sport commonly practiced.

The fourth time was not a charm for the Columbia men’s basketball team.