Field hockey took on No. 17 Yale on Friday for its Breast Cancer Awareness game. The match marked the Lions’ third conference loss for the season, ending their two-game win streak.

Field hockey saw strong results this weekend, earning its first conference victory of the season at Dartmouth on Friday and breaking its four-game losing streak. The Lions built on their momentum with another win at home against Hofstra University on Sunday.

Field hockey extended its losing streak this weekend after losing to both Brown and Rutgers University. The back-to-back losses for Columbia highlight an ongoing problem for the Lions, which have seen a steep decline since the beginning of their season, after they started on a three-game winning streak.

Field hockey suffered its first home conference defeat this past Friday against Cornell. The 5-2 defeat extended the Lions’ two-game losing streak, a disappointing run following an undefeated start to the season.

Field hockey saw mixed results this weekend, extending its winning streak to three with a win over Fairfield University at home on Friday before falling to Quinnipiac University on Sunday on the road.

Field hockey hit the ground running during its opening weekend, winning both of its games, including one ranked victory.

In the 2024 Ivy League field hockey preseason poll, Columbia was projected to finish last. Newly hired head coach Niki Miller knew then that her Lions could do more. Coming into the season, Miller set her focus on changing the culture and mindset of the program, choosing to center her team around the athletes rather than their external success.

From the Caribbean to Morningside Heights, senior swimmer Emily MacDonald has dazzled the world with her mesmerizing talent and speed in the pool. A record-smashing force in the water, MacDonald has represented Jamaica on the international stage since she was 12 years old, but she didn’t start swimming with competing in mind.

Archery dominated the USA Archery Collegiate Target Regionals over the weekend in Harrisonburg, Virginia.

Archery showed out in Phoenix from April 4 to 6 at the Arizona Cup, with first-year Briana Moore coming just short of bronze with a fourth place finish in the U21 compound division.