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The Columbia Lions played fervently during this year’s Homecoming game, but ultimately did not secure a win against the Penn Quakers.

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Northern Manhattan neighbors get a complimentary ticket!

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Make friends in different departments and don’t take your team for granted!

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Despite some last-minute success, the Lions were unable to beat the Big Green and take first place in the Ivy League.

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A short and historical appreciation for Columbia Football as well as your friendly reminder to COME TO THE GAME THIS WEEKEND.

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Another week gone by, and another edition of This Week In Bworts with it.

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View upcoming competitions and enjoy highlights from the past week!

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New Coach Jon Poppe brings hope to Columbia fans after a dominant upset win over Lafayette

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Besides the obvious crowd size and location differences, Columbia has enough school spirit and a strong enough culture to rival that of the SEC and other FBS teams.

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Gearing up for one of the most notable sports games of the year has never been easier than with this guide. Welcome Super Bowl LVIII by making sure you score a touchdown on all the important facts, laughs, and figures to win big come Sunday.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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