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Back Of The Envelope: How Much Did Athletics Spend On Trying To Get You To Come To Football Games This Semester?

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Nov 20, 2016 2 Comments

Yesterday, the Columbia football team pulled off a surprising (and not particularly notable) win against Brown in the last game of the season. Senior staffer Betsy Ladyzhets reflects upon the past season by examining how much money the CU Athletics department spent on promoting the team – and whether or not that investment was at […]

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