The Harvard women’s lacrosse team fell 15-4 to the No. 20 University of Pennsylvania at Franklin Field on Sunday afternoon.

Batten down the hatches—the world’s best squash players will arrive at Harvard this weekend for the 2005 U.S. Open Squash

A shutout is nothing new for the Harvard women’s soccer team. Scoring more than one goal, however, is something out

The rolling green hills of a golf course may seem like a long way from the laboratories of Harvard’s chemistry

The men and women’s fencing teams made history this season, winning championship titles, defeating long-time rivals, and turning in record

She helped bring home the women’s first ever Ivy League title, contributed to the dual men’s and women’s IFA titles,

March Madness? That is so last month. A nationwide rally modeled after NCAA’s famous brackets has developed a new contest

CORRECTIONS APPENDED Last year’s recipient of the Harvard Foundation’s Distinguished Scientist Award and current Harvard post-doctoral fellow Jonathan Farley ’91,

The men’s golf team took to the course this weekend for the New England Division I Championship at Providence College

Cold weather and rain didn’t stop a strong turnout on Saturday as Harvard and No. 16 Yale lacrosse fans alike