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Nothing smells more like spring than the Varsity Show. This year marks the show's 120th anniversary and, as expected, the annual West End Preview at Havana Central provided a teaser on Tuesday night that left viewers begging for more.

Graduating seniors from Columbia College, Barnard College, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and the School of General Studies heard from classmates, deans, and distinguished keynote speakers at their class day ceremonies last week.

In this episode of In The Zone, baseball beat writers Myles Simmons, Eli Schultz, and Molly Tow discuss the Lions’ sweep of Dartmouth, 6-5 and 12-5, in the Ivy League championship doubleheader on May 4. With the two wins, the Light Blue earned the conference title and a spot in the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2008. Read the full recap of the weekend’s games, written by Eli Schultz, in Monday’s paper.

Julian Bongiorno, SEAS '13, fundraised for cancer research by offering to cut his hair in whatever style for which his donors voted. Check out the final outcome after Julian got his haircut on April 24 on Low Steps.

Spectator caught up with Sarah Esser, BC ’15, the creative director and founder of e r a Dance Collective, which performed at the Marion Streng Studio on Saturday. Check out the full article by Jenny Payne.

With its 7-0 sweep of Princeton on April 21, the No. 65-ranked Columbia women's tennis squad earned its first ever Ivy League title. Check out what three players—Kanika Vaidya, Bianca Sanon, and Nicole Bartnik—had to say about the accomplishment.

If you didn't bother sticking around last night at Basketball Mania after getting—or not getting—your free T-shirt, then you missed out on some awesome performances.