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CU baseball faces tough test in Ithaca

The baseball team will begin divisional play with two doubleheaders against the Big Red.

By Ryan Young | Apr 12 09:18 pm ET

Embrace Big Red

Far from a threat, Cornell's presence in New York would be to Columbia's advantage.

By Editorial Board | Jan 26 08:27 pm ET

All is not lost for SEAS

Coming in second in Bloomberg's competition may be a win for Columbia.

By Andrew Gonzalez | Jan 18 08:33 pm ET

City still negotiating with CU after Cornell wins tech competition

Over break, Cornell won the mayor's $100 million competition to bring a new tech campus to New York. Still, officials say Columbia may receive money for its Manhattanville campus yet.

By Jillian Kumagai | Jan 17 12:47 am ET

Cornell to be awarded money in Bloomberg's engineering campus competition

After saying he would pronounce a winner in January, Mayor Michael Bloomberg surprises and will announce his pick of Cornell University today, Spectator has confirmed.

By Jillian Kumagai and Finn Vigeland | Dec 18 10:31 pm ET

Coach Donahue rebuilds struggling basketball program

Coach Steve Donahue has turned the Big Red into a team capable of competing on the national stage.

By Michele Cleary | Mar 24 08:03 pm ET

Kent Austin named Cornell head football coach

In a press conference on Jan. 27, the Cornell athletics department formally announced the hiring of Kent Austin as head coach of Cornell football.

By Julia Garrison | Feb 3 08:01 pm ET

Big Red Must Continue Season Without Guard Robinson

A week after losing its Ivy League opener, the Columbia men’s basketball team will have a second chance against a Cornell squad that will be missing one of its top players.

By | Jan 24 02:03 am ET

Beginning of Ivy Season Marked by Important Matchups

Cornell (9-5, 1-0 Ivy) sits atop the Ivy perch after defeating Columbia (7-9, 0-1 Ivy) 70-64, on Saturday. Cornell sophomore guard Louis Dale had 18 points, five assists, and two steals.

By David Sims | Jan 23 01:59 am ET

Women's Soccer Finishes With Win

The seniors on the 2007 Columbia women’s soccer team are doing something that is unprecedented in the program’s 21-year history—they are graduating with nothing but winning records.

By | Nov 12 01:10 am ET

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