Columbia students will be hitting 26.2 miles of the five boroughs’ roads, bridges, and parks on Nov. 1 for the New York City Marathon.

Men’s soccer saw mixed results last week, defeating College of the Holy Cross but losing to Dartmouth.

The halftime show—an American tradition originating from the college marching band, for the American sport of football—is a hallmark of U.S. sports culture. The performances, especially those outside of college football, such as in the Super Bowl, feature the world’s biggest artists and have become almost synonymous with football itself.

Women’s golf traveled to Glencoe, Illinois, for the Windy City Collegiate Classic from Oct. 5 to 6, closing out the first half of its season tied for seventh place among 12 teams.

Men’s soccer drew Brown 1-1 in its first home conference game of the season on Tuesday.

Men’s soccer opened its conference season Saturday against Harvard, snapping the Light Blue’s five-game unbeaten streak.

Women’s golf continued its 2026-27 season as it traveled to Princeton, New Jersey, over the weekend to compete in the Princeton Invitational.

The Engineering Student Council hosted its third annual Cardboard Boat Regatta at Uris Pool. 26 teams of students from the School of Engineering and Applied Science competed, rowing their handmade boats across one length of the pool. Racers battled for SEAS-branded backpacks and the rights to their team and members’ names engraved on the trophy.

Men’s soccer travelled to Philadelphia on Tuesday to face off against Temple University, where the Lions secured their third consecutive victory.