Football closed out its 2025 season with a 29-12 victory over Cornell in Ithaca to win the Empire State Bowl. The Lions found their first win of the conference campaign, ending head coach Jon Poppe’s second season at the helm on an upbeat note.

Women’s basketball fell to the University of Richmond Saturday night in its 2025-26 home opener. Despite a late fourth quarter push, the Lions couldn’t compete with the Spiders’ 12-26 performance from three.

Volleyball returned to Levien Gymnasium this weekend for its final home games of the season. The Lions fell to Princeton 3-0 on Friday. Columbia then faced Penn for Senior Night on Saturday, falling to the Quakers 3-1 for their first conference set win at home.

Women’s basketball tips off its season Friday, looking to continue its Ivy League domination with a fourth-straight conference title.

The School of Professional Studies hosted its 2025 Sports Management Conference on Oct. 16, the sixth iteration of the annual event featuring influential names from across the sports world.

For the first time since 1961, Columbia’s football team is heading into its Homecoming game as a reigning Ivy League champion.

In 1994, Columbia’s Lawrence A. Wien Stadium was only 10 years old, but it was preparing to take on one of the most famous sporting ceremonies of its time. As the host of the fourth ever Gay Games opening ceremony, Wien Stadium, with its capacity of 17,000 spectators, contributed to the largest LGBTQ community event of its time.

Volleyball opened conference play on Saturday with a matchup at home against Cornell after two weeks on the road.

Volleyball concluded its pre-conference play with four matchups, winning one of three matches in the Iona/FDU Invitational from Sept. 17 to Sept. 20, before falling to Rutgers University on Tuesday.