Following a last-minute 27-24 loss to Dartmouth in this weekend’s Homecoming football game, Columbia Athletics will turn its sights to its 11th annual Giving Day.

​​“So you really write for Columbia Spectator Sports? I don’t believe it. Name five people in the Chicago Bears’ lineup.”

When Barnard students returned to campus this fall, they were greeted with a short message on the college’s physical education department website that announced the closure of the Barnard Fitness Center for the 2022-23 academic year.

Columbia Athletics has named Patric Santiago head coach of the volleyball team. Santiago previously served as an associate head coach for Duke University’s volleyball program starting in 2019.

After Columbia proposed and began to construct a gym in Morningside Park in the 1960s, students and members of the West Harlem community came together in fierce opposition of the stratified gym and the ongoing gentrification of the local neighborhood that it represented.

Welcome back to “Lizzie and Jorge at Home,” a podcast series where Deputy Sports Editor Jorge Hernandez and former Sports and Managing Editor Elizabeth Karpen go to Columbia home basketball games so you don’t have to! They bring the games to you—along with some added commentary. Join them for this special episode where they travel to Princeton to break down the Columbia women’s basketball loss.

Welcome back to “Lizzie and Jorge at Home,” a podcast series where Deputy Sports Editor Jorge Hernandez and former Sports and Managing Editor Elizabeth Karpen go to Columbia home basketball games so you don’t have to! They bring the games to you—along with some added commentary. In this episode, they discuss Dartmouth at Columbia, reflecting on Columbia’s need for a new defensive model to turn things around moving forward.

Welcome to “Lizzie and Jorge at Home,” a podcast series where Deputy Sports Editor Jorge Hernandez and former Sports and Managing Editor Elizabeth Karpen go to Columbia home basketball games so you don’t have to! They bring the games to you—along with some added commentary. In this episode, they discuss Brown at Columbia, reflecting on Columbia’s weak offensive game and poor fundamentals that ultimately led to the Lions’ loss.

On Friday and Saturday, the Lions traveled to Princeton and Philadelphia to face off against the Tigers and the Quakers. Entering the weekend on a six-game losing streak, the Lions hoped to finish their season strong with wins against Princeton and Penn. Instead, the team lost every set it played this weekend to finish their season on an eight-loss skid.