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Columbia Lions remain undefeated in the Ivy League, defeating Harvard Women’s Basketball 80-71!

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Finally. At long last. It’s over. The Lions rolled over Wagner 26-3 tonight to win their first football game since they beat Cornell 34-17 on November 10th, 2012, exactly 35 months to the date. Take some time to process this. Running back Cameron Molina scored from six yards out, and with the help of a […]

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Yesterday’s XKCD comic “Externalities” changes its content based on a couple of factors, including which school is leading in a hash-breaking contest. How the whole thing works is explained pretty well here, but what we really want to bring to your attention is that Columbia is currently tied with MIT for 3rd place, behind Carnegie […]

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What Should President Jennifer Mnookin's Nickname Be?

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These faculty dinners at Columbia are amazing. (read more)
Faculty-in-Residence Event: A Jane Austen Tea
November 8, 2026
saw this too late for halloween! going to keep this in mind for next year, thank you (read more)
Furry Or Festive? A Halloween Costume Guide To The 5 Stages Of Becoming A Furry
November 5, 2026
The Scorpio entry cracked me up, the author admits she does not understand Scorpios and then hands them the ramp (read more)
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This is truly insightful! Now whenever I’m trick or treating anytime I see an animal costume I will think of (read more)
Furry Or Festive? A Halloween Costume Guide To The 5 Stages Of Becoming A Furry
October 31, 2026

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