Columbia volleyball wrapped up its homestand still searching for its first Ivy League win of the season.

Despite a competitive effort, Columbia volleyball opened Ivy play with a tough loss to in-state rival Cornell.

The Lions notched a pair of much-needed wins in their second week of out-of-conference play.

Columbia volleyball dropped three close matches against out-of-conference foes in its first weekend of the season.

The Lions are getting ready to roar back into action.

After eight seasons serving as the head coach of the Columbia football team, Al Bagnoli on Friday announced his retirement from coaching, citing health concerns.

Weston Eberly, CC ’23, and Andy Blake, CC ’23, are going pro.

Columbia baseball went undefeated on the week, defeating Marist College with an offensive onslaught that ended in a victory by mercy rule, and sweeping in-conference rival Dartmouth in a three-game series over the weekend.

Over the past week, Columbia baseball put together a massive comeback rally to defeat Fordham University before losing a closely-fought series against in-conference rival Princeton. The series loss sees the Lions fall to second place in the Ivies following Penn sweeping Brown.

When David Steinfels, SIPA ’23, first arrived at Columbia, he was thrilled to find out that there was a gym accessible to him on campus. As a veteran who had sustained injuries during his time in service, Steinfels requires considerable amounts of physical therapy, and must schedule time in his day to go to the gym to avoid exacerbating his condition.