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Women’s wrestling was the first team of its kind in the Ivy League. In June, it announced that they will have varsity status starting in the 2027-28 academic year. Reporter Mia Martin, BC ’29, traces the team’s journey up until this point and looks ahead to the future of women’s wrestling at Columbia.
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• Edited by Eesha Ramanathan
• Engineered by Mia Martin
• Music by Matthew Lucia
• Yanhuan (Joey) Zhu
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