Though Columbia’s athletic program has a long history of what can generously be described as mediocrity, there have been a few shining moments—more than you would think. Some of the Light Blue’s teams have achieved tremendous group success, while some individual Lions have gone on to win Olympic medals and enter the pros.
Ryan Johns set off on an audacious journey across Europe, covering 2,542 miles between Amsterdam and Athens as the former architecture major toured a vast array of hot spots throughout his trip.
In her four years on the Columbia women’s soccer team, Sophie Reiser created a legacy that few student-athletes can match. But Reiser still has to prove herself on the field.
Junior Clark Granum helped lead the Columbia men's golf team to it's third consecutive Ancient Eight title and is looking to qualify for the U.S. Open.
After earning an automatic bid for clinching the Ivy League title, the men's tennis team fell to No. 22 Wake Forest in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
After earning an automatic bid for clinching the Ivy League title, the men's tennis team fell to No. 22 Wake Forest in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
