Lenny Pridatko

Three undefeated teams sit atop Ancient Eight

After another weekend of meets, Princeton, Yale, and Harvard are the only women’s swimming and diving teams that remain undefeated in the Ivy League. Princeton secured its fourth win over Dartmouth on Sunday, while Harvard topped Brown on Saturday. Yale was not triumphant this past weekend, losing to Navy, but still remain undefeated within the league.

By Julia Garrison | Jan 26 09:27 pm ET

Tennis claims doubles title on home court

Men's Tennis excels at Columbia Classic and prepares for ITA Regional Championships.

By Kunal Gupta | Oct 11 08:00 pm ET

M. Tennis returns home to host Brown, Yale

Ranked No. 57, the men’s tennis team will return home to the Dick Savitt Tennis Center to host Brown and No. 60 Yale in two Ivy matches this weekend. Columbia (13-4, 3-0 Ivy) is undefeated at home this season: 5-0 in nonconference play and 1-0 in Ivy play, with a 4-3 win against Cornell. Columbia is coming off a dramatic 4-3 win against rival Harvard on Friday, in which three freshmen in the bottom half of the lineup got crucial wins in singles play.

By Kunal Gupta | Apr 10 01:55 am ET

Tennis seeks revenge for heartbreaking losses

Columbia has had this date circled for a long time. The men’s tennis team (11-4, 1-0 Ivy) will be looking to avenge two recent defeats at the hands of Harvard (8-7, 0-0 Ivy). The first came in February in the ECAC Championship finals, where the Crimson dealt the Lions a heartbreaking 4-3 loss.

By Kunal Gupta | Apr 2 09:54 pm ET

M. tennis opens Ivy season with victory over Cornell

Two streaks came into Saturday’s men’s tennis match, but only one remained intact by the end of it.

By Kunal Gupta | Mar 30 01:13 am ET

Women Dominate in Weekend Sweep

With a weekend sweep of Ivy foes Brown and Yale, the women’s basketball team now has a team-best 13 wins this season with four games still to play. The Lions succeeded this weekend with consistent and smart basketball. Their keys to the game were rebounding, aggressive play, defensive speed, ball movement, controlled tempo, and communication.

By Micah Miller | Feb 23 11:17 pm ET

Israel U.N. Rep. Defends Global Stance

Just one month after the end of the Israeli ground operation in Gaza, Gabriela Shalev, Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations, faced a crowd of about 100 at the Law School Wednesday night. On a campus that has continued to voice its opinions on the Gaza conflict, Shalev responded to tough questions with a mix of guarded circumlocution and emotional candor.

By Scott Levi | Feb 19 01:13 am ET

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