I’ll admit that when I first came to Columbia, all the things I heard about Spectator from people around campus had me a bit scared. I had heard Spectator was too self-important and too bureaucratic. Living on 120th Street, I was wary of walking back after long nights at the office—essentially, it didn’t sound like a fun place to work. Instead, I joined Bwog and stayed there until my junior fall.

Women’s rowing will go up against the top competition in the east for the season’s first championship race, the Eastern Sprints, on Sunday in Worcester, Massachusetts.

It’s rare that someone’s life comes as completely full circle as that of Matt Duran, GS ’20, who ended up at the same school where he nearly began his baseball career six years earlier.

Women’s rowing finished seventh in its varsity eight final at the 21-team Clemson Invitational this weekend in Clemson, South Carolina.

Women’s rowing competes in the two-day Clemson Invitational this weekend in Clemson, South Carolina.

The Lions didn’t know it then, but all they needed to pull off an upset against fourth-ranked St. John’s was a first-inning grand slam from sophomore designated hitter Chandler Bengtson.

Dealing with unfavorable conditions, women’s rowing took second place in the varsity eight against Princeton and Clemson Saturday at Overpeck Creek.

Women’s rowing will encounter two of its strongest opponents this season when it takes on Princeton and Clemson on Saturday at Overpeck Creek.

In its first home race in exactly one year, women’s rowing outpaced Rutgers in both the varsity eight and second varsity eight races Saturday at Overpeck Creek in Teaneck, New Jersey.

Women’s rowing put on a strong showing in its first spring competition, winning five of six races against Miami and Division II Barry University at the Governor’s Cup in Fellsmere, Florida.