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.

University President Jennifer Mnookin delivered her first address to the Columbia College and School of Engineering and Applied Science class of 2030 at the annual Convocation ceremony Sunday night.

Women’s wrestling will be Columbia Athletics’ 32nd varsity sports addition beginning in the 2027-28 academic year, according to a Wednesday press release.

Women’s basketball fell to Harvard Friday night in the Ivy Madness semifinal, 67-65.

Women’s basketball defeated Penn in a Valentine’s Day matchup on Saturday 69-56, maintaining its position atop the Ivy League.

As the sole reigning Ivy League regular season champions and with a March Madness win under its belt, women’s basketball is once again in pursuit of a title. With Ivy League play ramping up, Spectator Sports is taking a look at the Light Blue’s freshest recruits.

Women’s basketball stormed past Wagner College on Saturday, 82-42, building on its momentum after defeating Manhattan University earlier in the week.

Women’s basketball snapped its streak of back-to-back losses on Monday, taking down Binghamton University, 73-60, at home.

Women’s basketball took on Saint Joseph’s University in a game that was one to forget for the Light Blue. The Education Day game was marked by the Lions’ inability to find a rhythm from behind the arc as they failed to connect on a single three-point attempt.