Columbia Athletics removed its transgender inclusion policy from its website following President Donald Trump’s Wednesday executive order banning transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports.

Wrestling fell to No. 9 Cornell on Sunday as the Big Red dealt the Lions a decisive 40-0 loss at home.

Women’s basketball continued its perfect conference run over the weekend, beating Harvard and Dartmouth on the road.

Women’s basketball defeated Penn on Saturday at home, 79-54. Propelled by a career night for sophomore guard Riley Weiss and crucial rebounds from senior guard Cecelia Collins, the Lions remain the only undefeated team in conference play.

Women’s basketball defeated Princeton in the Lions’ Ivy League home opener Monday night. With interim University President Katrina Armstrong in attendance, the Lions capitalized on Princeton fouls and a standout performance from junior forward Susie Rafiu to remain undefeated in conference play.

Men’s basketball lost to Yale at home on Saturday, continuing the Lions’ poor start to conference play.

Women’s basketball continued its success on the road this weekend, defeating Cornell 69-44.

Abbey Hsu, CC ’24, took home silver in FIBA’s 3x3 AmeriCup tournament last week, representing the red, white, and blue.

Columbia football has traveled a long and often bumpy road to clinch its second Ivy League title in program history. From 1961 to 2024, with an infamous 44-game losing streak in between, thousands of Lions have come and gone—but Spectator has seen the program through it all. Spectator spoke to four former Spectator editors, including three former sports editors and one former managing editor, about what this moment in history means for Columbia.