Henry Magowan

“Oh you's a college gurl? Go be a Gucci gurl. Oh you's a Gucci fan? Let's go to Gucci Land,” and other lyrics of the eponymously named rapper Gucci Mane were brought to campus on Thursday in the form of their inspiration, the high fashion brand Gucci.

Football will cap off its season this weekend, looking to ensure a winning record at home against Cornell in the annual Empire State Bowl.

With the smell of Dominican, Mexican, and Cuban food wafting through the air, students, dance groups, high fashion designers, and the chief financial officer of Designer Shoe Warehouse took to the stage to celebrate the conclusion of Latinx Heritage Month at Columbia.

After its first Ivy League win last week, football will take on Harvard this weekend in Cambridge.

Football plays host to defending Ivy League champion Yale (4-2, 2-1 Ivy) this weekend in a rematch between last year’s top two.

Grammy-nominated musician Jorge Glem stood center stage with his eyes closed, plucking and strumming the cuatro at an astounding speed. When the last note rang throughout the Diana Center Event Oval, the crowd sat for a moment in stunned silence before erupting into applause.

After its first loss of the season last week against No. 25 Princeton, football looks to recover this weekend as it hosts Marist. This is the last nonconference game for the Light Blue before six Ancient Eight games in a row.

With one minute and 20 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, then-sophomore wide receiver Ronald Smith II breaks a tackle, leaving a splayed black-and-orange body in his wake. Smith splits the gap between two fellow Lions, barely edging out the final Princeton defender with any chance of catching him. Smith remains ahead of any Princeton player in a half-field foot race he knows he’ll win. The St. Louis native coasts into the end zone, giving the Lions a lead they won’t relinquish.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — In the first game of the season after its record-shattering campaign last year, Columbia defeated Central Connecticut State in its opening game of the season 41-24.

Following the 2011 season, when men’s tennis went 2-5 in conference play and finished in sixth place, the future of the program came into question. With three Ivy League titles in the previous five seasons, the team was already reasonably successful. But what lay in store for the next five years?