Columbia Athletics spent twice as much on men’s sports as it did on women’s sports in 2016, creating the biggest such disparity in the Ivy League.

VICE Media and Spectator will host “The State of our Unions,” a panel on the sexual health of young people and the rising STD crisis, this Thursday.

The Eye—the magazine itself—was named after the author and urban theorist Jane Jacobs’ and her belief that the “eyes on the street” help keep cities safe. The Ear, then, alludes to the stories we’re always listening for.

Columbia football’s Homecoming win, and the unusually large crowd of alumni and students in attendance, should be commended. But one hero forgotten in the post-5-0 hooplah should be equally commended: The referee who got decked by the day’s hero— sophomore wide receiver Josh Wainwright—in the final play.

If you’re asking yourself whether or not you should drop a class, our advice is simple: Do it.

Although I remember my first Columbia football game like it was yesterday, that bloodbath—a 42-7 loss against Penn, then newly hired head coach Al Bagnoli’s previous home team—feels like a century removed from how today’s Lions operate.

Former men’s heavyweight rowing assistant coach Emerson Curry will take over as the women’s rowing head coach, Columbia Athletics announced on Monday.

Women’s rowing head coach Scott Ramsey will not return as coach for the 2017-2018 season, according to an email Athletic Director Peter Pilling sent the team last Tuesday.

Women’s rowing senior Laney McGahey doesn’t compete on the Hudson River, but one of the most important moments of her season with the Lions took place overlooking its waters, just under 60 miles upstream from Morningside Heights.