8:47pm 12/4/11 The sizable turnouts every week at the Postcrypt Coffeehouse is testament to the continued popularity of folk music. Never been inside the basement of St. Paul's Chapel on a Friday or Saturday evening? Co-managers of Postcrypt Annika Christensen and Rosie Donlon explain why you should make the coffeehouse part of your weekend plans. St. Paul’s Chapel on Columbia Campus is known for its religious significance and impressive architecture, but it has another reputation in the eyes of some university students. Since 1964 it has been the site of the Postcrypt coffeehouse, a tiny venue in the chapel basement that features performances from students and community musicians alike. View full story. 11:18pm 5/8/11 This week at Low Library, President Bollinger was joined by Dean Michelle Moody-Adams, Peter Awn, and President Deborah Spar to debate the "global mission of the University". The day was about planning Columbia's next 50 years. The event? Columbia Goes Global. But what does that mean? Inside Low Library we heard answers from those who are working to make 'Global Columbia' a reality. Here's a look at the highlights. View Full Story.
2:10am 4/18/11 Facing poor weather and a stern test in the Cornell Big Red, could Columbia improve upon their .500 record? On an overcast day at Robertson Field at the Baker Athletic Complex, the Columbia Lions played host to the Cornell Big Red. 10:59pm 4/10/11 The men's tennis team played the Yale Bulldogs on Saturday in what was a finish for the ages. Columbia Men’s Tennis looked to pick up their first conference win this Saturday against the Yale Bulldogs. Yale sported a better record heading into Saturday’s match at the Dick Savitt Center, and the Lions would need all the heroics they could get to pull off an upset. CTV News brings you the highlights. 10:10pm 4/3/11 After losing to Monmouth on Wednesday, Columbia Men's Baseball looked to make an impression on Dartmouth this Saturday in their first conference games of the season. Could the Lions rough up the defending Ivy League champions? 1:51am 3/29/11 The Columbia Lions took the diamond for the first time at home this Saturday after playing their first thirteen games on the road. The Lions started off the season 7-6, a vast improvement over their less than stellar 3-11 record before their first home series last season. But having been swept by Central Florida University the week before, would Columbia be able regain its early season momentum with wins against Holy Cross University in a double-header over the weekend? 12:41am 2/21/11 On the cusp of having a winning season, but not yet performing at an
elite level, this weekend's game against Harvard would demonstrate if
the Lions are ready to take that next step towards greatness. 11:32pm 2/20/11 Columbia men's basketball came home this weekend, having dropped two on the road against stiff opposition at Brown and
Yale. In spite of what their 12-8 record may suggest, heading into
Friday's game against Princeton, the Lions had only dropped one game at
home- a one-point loss to Elon over winter break. Would their home
domination continue against rivals Princeton and UPenn? 10:51pm 2/20/11 At long last, it seems like Columbia women's basketball has hit its stride. Rarely do teams recover from an 0-13 start to the season, but be that as it may, a one point defeat to Harvard, and wins over Dartmouth and Brown were all it took to make the Lions look like a contender again. What would happen when they hosted Yale on Saturday? 6:00pm 12/13/10 The men's basketball team is off to a roaring start. The Lions are just 1-4 on the road, but they were carrying a perfect home record into their game against Wagner earlier this week. Would the Lions stick to their winning ways?
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