Columbia Athletics saw Giving Day donations fall for the second consecutive year on Wednesday, raising $4,126,895 from 4,138 individual gifts—representing a decline of over $200,000 from last year’s fundraising total.

In his third season at the helm, football head coach Jon Poppe hopes that he has not changed.

The U.S. Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act, a monumental bill aiming to federally regulate collegiate athletics, on Sept. 28.

Women’s basketball head coach Megan Griffith, CC ’07, will continue coaching practice during her three-game suspension, a Columbia Athletics representative told Spectator on Friday.

Columbia suspended women’s basketball head coach Megan Griffith, CC ’07, for the first three games of the season following a review into her conduct. The University did not release information regarding the specific actions or behaviors that led to the suspension.

The Engineering Student Council hosted its third annual Cardboard Boat Regatta at Uris Pool. 26 teams of students from the School of Engineering and Applied Science competed, rowing their handmade boats across one length of the pool. Racers battled for SEAS-branded backpacks and the rights to their team and members’ names engraved on the trophy.

Michael Zheng, CC ’26, fell to Arthur Gea in the third round of the US Open on Saturday, unable to overcome the Frenchman in a grueling five sets.

Women’s wrestling will be Columbia Athletics’ 32nd varsity sports addition beginning in the 2027-28 academic year, according to a Wednesday press release.

Perri Page lived for the biggest moments in her Columbia career.

Men’s tennis suffered their first conference loss in a match up against Cornell on Saturday to finish the Ivy League regular season at 6-1.