Football will kick off Ivy League play Friday on the road against Princeton after claiming its first win of the season against Georgetown University last week.

Football defeated Georgetown University on Saturday in its first home game of the season. The Lions had a productive first half, securing two touchdowns and holding Georgetown to only one field goal. Although the Hoyas rallied in the third quarter, the Lions held out to take the Lou Little Cup in a 19-10 victory.

Football is looking to bounce back at the Lou Little Cup this Saturday after its first loss of the year against Lafayette College.

Under the Friday night lights, the defending Ivy League football champions took on Lafayette College for their very first game of the 2025-26 season. The Leopards’ rushing offense proved to be the deciding factor in the match, totaling 230 yards and five touchdowns in a definitive 38-14 rout of the Lions.

Football returns to action Friday for the first time since clinching the Ivy League title against Cornell last season. The Lions are heading to Easton, Pennsylvania, to face off against Lafayette College.

Fresh off securing its first Ivy League conference championship since 1961, Columbia football is back to defend its title.

It all started with long car rides around the greater Boston area. Long before he became dean of Columbia College, Josef Sorett was traveling with his father, Howard, for basketball.

After 63 years without a championship, including a nationally infamous 44-game losing streak between 1983 and 1988, football has clinched a share of the Ivy League title for the first time since 1961.

Women’s swimming and diving traveled to Cambridge last Friday to take on Harvard (5-0, 4-0 Ivy) in the Lions’ third Ivy League matchup of the season. Despite some strong individual performances, the Light Blue could not close the point deficit, finishing with a total score of 206-93.

After 63 years, football’s conference title drought is over.