Columbia football put together a dominant performance on both sides of the ball against Georgetown University on Saturday to earn an impressive 42-6 victory on the road in the Lou Little Cup.

Columbia football will head down the Atlantic coast to defend its claim to the Lou Little Trophy in a road contest against Georgetown University this Saturday.

Almost exactly a year ago, Columbia football found itself in a precarious spot in its matchup against Marist College. The Lions, who went on to win the game 37-14, committed two early special teams mistakes against Marist in their 2021 season opener, allowing the Red Foxes to steal the first 2 touchdowns of the game.

Columbia football will travel up the Hudson River to Poughkeepsie, New York, this Saturday to begin its season against Marist College for the second consecutive year.

If you played sports in high school and are not ready to hang up the cleats just yet, Columbia’s club sports may be the perfect outlet for you. Whether you were your team’s varsity captain or just want to get in shape, Columbia likely has a club sport to fulfill your desires.

Following an exciting second-place finish at the Eastern Metro East Division I College Women’s Conference Championship, Curbside—Columbia’s women and gender diverse ultimate team—looked to repeat its success at the Metro East Division I College Women’s Regionals, starting on April 30.

When women’s basketball head coach Megan Griffith was hired to take her alma mater’s team out of the losing category in 2016, it seemed like a daunting task. The team had just come off of one of the worst seasons in its history, finishing at the bottom of the Ivy League with a 1-13 conference record.

Following a dramatic 17-point comeback win against Boston College (21-12) in the round of 16 of the Women’s National Invitational Tournament, Columbia returned to its home court in front of a crowd of more than 2,000 people on Monday night for an Elite Eight matchup against Seton Hall University (23-12). The team fell just short in a 78-75 loss, ending a historic season.

Columbia women’s basketball continued its postseason run in the Women’s National Invitational Tournament with a road win against Old Dominion University on Sunday.

Just one day after falling to Princeton in the Ivy League championship finals, Columbia women’s basketball kept its season alive and accepted an invitation to compete in the 2022 Postseason Women's National Invitational Tournament.