Emerging Expos 30

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

Volleyball Captain Rises to New Challenge

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.

Harvard siblings Alex Stanton '14 and Michael Stanton '13 have the good fortune of having a sibling not only in the same school, but also on the same diving team.

Today in Photos (12/06/10)

Photographs from the December 6, 2010 edition of the Harvard Crimson.

Jennifer Levye '11 presents her findings on the effects of radial variation on sap flow measurement in trees at the student research symposium as the culmination of the 2009 REU program.

Harvard siblings Petra Janney '14 and Niall Janney '12, have the good fortune of having a sibling not only in the same school, but also on the same diving team.

Pair of Students Get Jobs In Pros

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

Harvard's Zavala Goes From Walk-On to Rhodes Scholar

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.

Grappler Returns To Mat A New Man

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

UC Candidates Jones-Davis

From Ghana and Suriname to Harvard

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.

Days with Ebrahim and Cao are spent serving on the UC, with some time left for playing in the leaves.

Lofgren's Journey Ends With Gold

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

Esther Lofgren ‘07-09 has had to overcome numerous obstacles throughout her rowing career, but each time, she has responded from her disappointments. Her latest accomplishment is winning the gold medal for the U.S. in the eight at the World Championships.

Poignant History Lies With Soccer Field

The story of Chris Ohiri ’64 reads more like a Greek tragedy than a regular Harvard student-athlete bio.

Freshman Takes Baseball Roots into Rink

At Harvard, it’s never too difficult to find an undergrad with a well-known politician, writer, or academic for a parent. But a well-known baseball player? Doesn’t happen nearly as often.

After the loss of Louis Leblanc to the NHL this year, sophomore Alex Fallstrom will look to carry a heavier load for the Harvard men’s hockey team this season.

Fallstrom Hoping For Successful Season

Sophomore Alex Fallstrom found himself in quite the conundrum on Monday night.

Warren Returns to Field After Setback

Warren, who played in 16 of the team’s 17 games that year, has been plagued by injury for the last two seasons.

It has been almost two years since co-captain KJ Warren has played in a game. After suffering multiple injuries, she finally returned to the field in Saturday’s loss to Dartmouth.

Skipper Succeeds On And Off Water

Senior Alan Palmer came to Harvard three years ago ready to make his mark on collegiate sailing.

Circus Skills Help Mayora on the Field

Pili Mayora joined circus school in Buenos Aires before coming to Harvard.

After graduating high school in Buenos Aires, Pili Mayora joined the El Coreto circus school to develop basic circus skills. Three years later, the conditioning has helped the field hockey standout in her play.

Sophomore Shines with New Quarterback

The Harvard football team has had both bad and good luck so far this season. The bad includes the injuries that have ravaged its depth chart. The good—the blossoming players filling the holes on the field. When a concussion sidelined senior quarterback Andrew Hatch, sophomore signal-caller Colton Chapple stepped up to the plate as the starter and has found a rhythm with new players, especially sophomore tight end Kyle Juszczyk.