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Roar-ee the Lion is the current incarnation of the Columbia Lion, the official mascot of Columbia University and the Columbia Lions. Already a long established symbol of the university, it was first adopted as the university's mascot in 1910 under the name "Leo Columbiae", and was renamed Roar-ee the Lion in 2005.
14. März 2017 · Roar-ee is Columbia's official mascot since 2005, named through online voting. Learn more about the lion symbol, the Columbia colors, the Ivy League and other athletic traditions of Columbia University.
18. Sept. 2019 · Roar-ee is a lion suit worn by anonymous students who perform at Columbia sports and events. Learn about the history, audition process, and challenges of being Roar-ee, and how the mascot boosts school spirit and pride.
Ben Hilder. While the lion has been Columbia’s mascot since 1910, the current iteration of our leonine representative, Roar-ee, made his debut at the 2005 Homecoming game. Previously called Leo Columbiae, his new name was selected in a name-the-mascot contest; Roar-ee took his place in Columbia Athletics history by beating out alternative ...
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31. März 2022 · Today, we know the Columbia Lion affectionately as Roar-EE (read on to learn why!). One fun fact before we get to that, though: In 1917, studio publicist Howard Dietz (CC'1917) designed the “Leo the Lion” logo for Samuel Goldwyn’s Goldwyn Picture Corporation. He based it on the Columbia College Lions athletic team.
On May 4, 1910, the Student Board voted to admit the lion as the official school mascot. So if you happen to see Roar-ee the Lion on campus this year, be sure to wish him a happy 100th birthday (lions live only to about 15 in the wild).
