Dave Zirin, sports editor at The Nation, joined Frank Guridy, professor of history and executive director of the Eric H. Holder Jr. Initiative for Civil and Political Rights at Columbia, on April 19 to discuss Zirin’s new film and the impact of the NFL on American politics.

On an October night in Tampa, Florida, Fernando Perez waited.

Last week, Columbia Athletics announced a partnership with Opendorse, a name, image, and likeness marketplace for athletes.

After a tough loss on the road, the Columbia men’s basketball team bounced back easily with their matchup on Sunday.

On Monday night, a young Columbia men’s basketball team ran into its first challenge of the season.

After a season that the program is eager to turn the page on, Columbia men’s basketball is starting anew.

For the first time in three years, fans at Columbia football’s Homecoming game this weekend will be able to watch a Columbia marching band perform.

On Sunday, Levien Gymnasium played host to a different kind of visitor than fans are used to during basketball season.

Columbia Athletics is launching a new, University-led spirit band to perform at sporting events, the athletic department announced on its website. The announcement comes nearly two years after the Columbia University Marching Band voted to dissolve after allegations of sexual misconduct and racism.

After a season defined by program records and thrilling comebacks, Columbia baseball finally met its match on one of the nation’s most challenging stages.