Over the weekend, the gymnastics team traveled to Shreveport, La., where the Red was one of eight schools to participate in the 2013 USAG Collegiate National Championships. While Cornell did not advance past the preliminaries as a team, gymnasts made it through to the finals with each event being represented.

“Honestly, I’m proud of what we have accomplished; making it to the national semi-finals is no small feat,” senior captain Branden Van Loon said. “Do I wish that we had made it further? Of course, but that may not have been in the cards for us this year.”

Ari Roitman '98 has found his home in Philadelphia working as the Senior Vice President of Business for the Eagles.

The Cornell softball team will take its talents to the Big Apple this weekend for a four-game series against rival Columbia. The Red (14-16, 4-4) will play back-to-back doubleheaders Saturday and Sunday in a pivotal matchup of Southern Division teams. The Lions (15-16, 4-4) are tied with Cornell at the bottom of the division, looking up to Penn at 7-1.

As the equestrian team’s post-season begins to wind down, one rider is still in the running for a national title, as freshman Meridith Meyer is moving on to nationals after receiving a blue ribbon in open flat.

With just 22 seconds remaining in a game that had gone back and forth for nearly 60 minutes, Cornell senior midfielder Connor English beat his defender, drew back his stick and fired the ball at the Syracuse goal — only to have the shot deflect off the cross-bar, preventing the Red from tying up the match and ending Wednesday’s game in a 13-12 loss to the Orange.

Ten Questions columnist Katie Schubaeur sits down with senior Ebolutalese Airwele to discuss her nickname, love for Amazon and her love of Beyonce.

1. OT, you are a junior on the women’s track team. What has track meant to you over the course of your college career?