This past Saturday at the Ivy League championships, senior Kate Mills only had one more relay to swim in her entire college career, the 400 freestyle. The swimmer had no need to excel beyond her expectations; she had already accumulated the highest number of points of any single participant at the meet.

The Price sisters, both attackers on the Harvard women’s water polo team, have shown their natural abilities over the course of the season thus far, contributing a total of 39 goals, 18 assists, and 43 steals between the two.

For the Class of 2016, the Expository Writing Program hopes to roll out a new course—Expos 30—for advanced writers.

Junior Anne Carroll “AC” Ingersoll, a member of the Crimson women’s volleyball team, is undaunted by the task of taking on one of Harvard’s oldest, most demanding, and most celebrated sports: heavyweight crew.

Two Harvard undergrads, sophomore John Ezekowitz and junior Jason Rosenfeld, have wedged their way into the world of professional basketball at a young age.

There was no championship ring to be won this fall. But on top of his class’ perfect 4-0 record against the Bulldogs, Zar Zavala earned a different kind of prize: a Rhodes Scholarship.

Sophomore wrestler Shay Warren took two years off to live in Mexico City for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Every once in a while, someone has a truly inspirational story that demonstrates how hard work, dedication, and a little help from others can lead to success. Pascal Mensah, a freshman on the men’s soccer team, is one of those people.

For Esther Lofgren ’07-’09, success cannot be defined without first experiencing failure.