Men’s basketball dropped three out of its four crucial Ivy League games in a back-to-back weekend homestand. The Light Blue claimed victory only against Dartmouth on Feb. 16, losing to Harvard, Brown, and Yale on Feb. 17, 23, and 24, respectively.

The women’s basketball Saturday matinee game will go down in the history books for Columbia Athletics. In front of a sold-out crowd on Senior Day, the Lions pulled off an upset against in-conference rival No. 25 Princeton in a tight back-and-forth game. Despite trailing by 1-point at half-time, the Light Blue managed to pull away in the third quarter. While they held as much as an 11-point lead in the fourth period, Columbia faced a tense battle in the last few minutes, coming away with a slim 2-point margin of victory. Spectator photographers recap the game with their cameras.

Columbia fencing earned men’s and women’s Ivy League titles after a thrilling round robin event at home on Feb. 10 and 11. Both squads made history with their victories, marking the fifth time that the Lions have won both men’s and women’s championships since 2015, and the 12th time overall.

Yesterday, Spectator photographers ventured into Morningside Heights to capture Valentine’s Day love on display. In this photo essay, experience flowers, fashion, relationships, and more through the lenses of Spectator photographers.

Women’s basketball extended its winning streak to three games this weekend, taking down Harvard and Dartmouth in back-to-back games. Friday’s game was Pride Night, while Saturday’s game celebrated the Barnard community. Spectator’s photographers tell the story of the games through their cameras.

Twelve Spectator photographers traveled as close as Columbia’s campus and as far as Paris for this semester’s fall photo essay. Photographers were encouraged to showcase moments from their personal lives, and many experimented with film and black-and-white photography. Experience autumn through their camera lenses in this photo essay.

On a rainy Saturday afternoon, hundreds of students and alumni flocked to Baker Athletic Complex for Columbia football’s homecoming game against Penn.