Softball had a major turnaround last weekend, sweeping Dartmouth in three games in New Hampshire. The Lions commanded the series, recording a 23-run differential over the Big Green.

Baseball has hit a snag in its 2026 campaign, losing four of its last five games over the last week, including dropping its series to Dartmouth. With the losses, the Lions slid to a .500 conference win record.

Men’s basketball closed out its home slate this season with a split weekend, snatching a win over Brown on Friday before falling to Yale on Saturday.

Men’s basketball suffered heartbreak at the hands of Dartmouth on Saturday, losing by just 1 point after gaining the lead briefly in the final minute of the game. The Big Green erased the Lions’ narrow lead with only three seconds left on the clock, handing the Light Blue a 64-63 loss.

Men’s basketball split a home Ivy League weekend in Levien Gymnasium, edging Penn on Jan. 30 before falling to Princeton less than 24 hours later.

Men’s basketball rode a career-high performance from senior guard Kenny Noland to secure a 79-69 road win over Dartmouth Saturday afternoon, shattering a three-game losing streak and earning a much-needed Ivy League victory.

When men’s basketball head coach Kevin Hovde talks about basketball, he doesn’t start with plays, analytics, or accolades. He starts with consistency.

Columbia Athletics announced Monday a $10 million donation from Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine, CC ’88, and their family in support of the men’s and women’s basketball programs—marking one of the largest gifts in Columbia Athletics history and the largest the women’s team has ever received.

Men’s basketball continued its nonconference campaign with two hard-earned lessons on the road this month, falling to Stony Brook University on Dec. 9 before running into a defensive buzzsaw against the University of California, Berkeley’s Golden Bears on Sunday.

Men’s basketball defeated the University at Albany at Levien Gymnasium on Saturday, taking the Great Danes for a walk with a score of 93-65. Despite ending the first half only ahead by one possession, the Lions commanded the second with a blistering 57-point offensive surge.