Cornell hands Columbia a 78-64 defeat on Senior Night.

If you’re looking for actual coverage of Saturday’s Columbia vs. Brown women’s basketball game, do not click on this.

How to participate in sports happening thousands of miles away.

The Lions let out a whimper as they fell to the Marist Red Foxes 67-82, leaving them 0-2 for the season.

Extra, extra! Bwog presents an interview with notoriously elusive John Carmmenhaal (CC’22), captain of the CU Sledding Team. This is a transcript fans of transcripts won’t want to miss.

The Lions battled the University of Pennsylvania Quakers to a 1-1 draw.

The Lions lose 2-0 to Brown at their first Ivy League home game of the season.

Columbia Football takes home the first win of the season against Marist College, bringing together the CU community and raising school spirit after 18 months.

Jim Gossett, Head Trainer for Columbia Athletics and Associate Director for Sports Medicine, will retire after 42 years of service today.

Earlier today, the Ivy League Council announced that it is canceling all competition for the 2020-21 winter athletic season. Practices will continue to be allowed, provided that they are in compliance with federal, state, local, and institutional COVID-19 policies. 

As an increasing number of institutions move to virtual courses for the remainder of the academic year, the Ivy League has decided to shut down all athletic programming for this upcoming spring season.

In an attempt to accommodate the sudden rush of Columbia Hockey fans, first-year hockey players Chris Mendell and Weston Goodman take a break from signing autographs to break down the mysterious, cold, and fast paced sport of Ice Hockey.  

Let’s hope this means we get Krispy Kreme at Open Meeting.

Stuck on campus this fall break? Take this weekend as an opportunity to actually learn the words to the Fight Song and flaunt those vocal pipes at any of the following athletic events on this list compiled by none other than Sports Editor Eunice Bae.

Staff Writer Andrew Wang dares to compare the scholarly activities of a Columbia University student to a 2-hour marathon, and we are here for it.