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Women’s golf wins the Ivy championship, and the baseball and softball teams prepare for the playoffs

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The Lions lost their 16-point lead in the third quarter and will face Harvard again in the semifinals of Ivy Madness this weekend.

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Postseason coming for both women’s basketball and wrestling!

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The basketball regular season is winding down with mixed results.

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On Saturday, February 7, the Columbia Men’s Basketball Team played against Cornell University, ultimately losing 88-67.

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It’s time to look back on all of the Lions’ successes this semester.

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On Saturday, November 15, the CU Women’s Basketball Team played their home opener against the University of Richmond, ultimately losing 67-77.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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