After successfully coaching the Harvard football team to an undefeated Ivy season in 2011, Harvard coach Tim Murphy will play life coach for a couple of hours this May.

Remember Zach Boden? In the fall, the freshman from Atlanta emerged as a standout player on the Harvard football team. In his rookie season, Boden gained significant playing time as a running back. He was twice named Ivy League Rookie of the Week and averaged 6.1 yards per carry on the season with six touchdowns.

On Wednesday, four Harvard seniors began a job search a little different from that of their classmates. Football players Kevin Murphy, Collier Winters, Josue Ortiz, and former captain Alex Gedeon, participated in an NFL Pro Day at Boston College.

When Matt Birk ’98 was growing up in St. Paul, Minn., his family made faith, family, friends, and education their top priorities. Not much has changed.

During the five-day program, the NFL players receive instruction from Business School faculty about topics ranging from finance to managing a personal brand.

As we prepare for the Housing Day festivities, I thought I would take the time to determine which house is the most athletic.

Housing Day is filled with the hype of which house is the best house. But whether it be quad or river, it doesn't really matter what house you're in, right? All that matters is who wears the house the best. Here is a list of athletes who make their houses shine.

By clinching at least a share of the Ivy League Basketball title this past weekend, Harvard became the fifth school ...

We at The Crimson Sports know you all are dying to hear the winners of the Oscars, Harvard Athletics style—the Crimcademy Awards, if you will.

During the Sunday afternoon tilt between Jeremy Lin’s New York Knicks and the defending champion Dallas Mavericks, Spike Lee wore Lin’s Harvard No. 4 jersey in support of the team’s newest star. Lee wasn’t only repping Lin though when he donned the Crimson No. 4, he was also representing a number of other past and present Harvard athletes to do the number proud. Here are four Harvard athletes not named Lin to make a mark while wearing the number.