Arielle Rieder
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Volleyball drops three straight games in Big Apple Tournament
BY Kaya Quebada and Arielle Rieder September 11
Volleyball kicked off the 2025 season over the weekend with the Big Apple Tournament in Levien Gymnasium, losing three straight matches.
Columbia is the only Ivy without varsity men’s lacrosse. An alumni organization wants to change that.
BY Nicholas Fink and Arielle Rieder September 9
On a cold night in 2014, Matt Reuter, CC ’07, started a list.
Columbia’s student athletes stayed busy over the summer with tournaments and professional play. Here’s how the Lions fared in the offseason.
BY Arielle Rieder August 21
Whether representing national teams on the global stage or continuing their professional journeys, Columbia’s student athletes—the current and recently graduated—stayed busy this summer. Spectator compiled their feats in the offseason.
Kitty Henderson, CC ’25, on leadership and breaking records
BY Arielle Rieder and Emilia Lebeau May 7
Women’s tennis faces up-and-down weekend of conference matches
BY Holden Lombardo and Arielle Rieder April 18
Women’s tennis split results in two conference matchups against Penn and Princeton last weekend.
Women’s tennis splits weekend away matches
BY Arielle Rieder April 10
Women’s tennis split results across its weekend roadtrip against Ivy League opponents Brown and No. 69 Yale.
In Focus: Jewish students chain themselves to gates in protest of Mahmoud Khalil arrest
BY Stella Ragas, Harriet Engelke, Arielle Rieder, Zohar Ford, Audrea Chen, Ryan Murphy, Daksha Pillai, Samantha Elkins, and Pippa Tsuki Carlson April 7
A group of Jewish demonstrators chained themselves to the gate near St. Paul’s Chapel on Wednesday, calling for the University to “provide the name of the trustees who reported Mahmoud Khalil” to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Women’s tennis drops hard-fought matches against ranked Rice and Cal Poly
BY Arielle Rieder and Holden Lombardo March 26
Women’s tennis broke a three-game winning streak with a loss to Rice University at home on Saturday before taking on California Polytechnic State University, where they fell in a tightly contested 4-3 match.
What to expect in women’s basketball’s matchup with West Virginia University
BY Arielle Rieder March 22
After women’s basketball’s historic win against the University of Washington in the First Four round of the NCAA tournament, the team now looks to take on No. 6 seeded West Virginia University on Saturday.
Lions versus Huskies: What to expect in women’s basketball’s First Four matchup
BY Arielle Rieder March 20
After qualifying for March Madness through an at-large bid as an 11th seed play-in team, women’s basketball will face the Big Ten’s University of Washington on Thursday night. The Huskies have a 58.1 percent chance of winning the matchup against the Lions, according to ESPN analytics. But how do the teams stack up?
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