Ted Kirby

What has been my favorite part of my four years on The Harvard Crimson? Besides the great people on The

NEW HAVEN, Conn.—This is what is referred to as “going out on a high note.” In the final game of

Welcome to March, arguably the best month for sports. Why do I say that? Four letters: N-C-A-A. Yep, the National

As the Ivy League entered the crunch part of its schedule, few players have stepped up and delivered like Drew

Fresh off its first victory at Penn in 18 years, the Harvard men’s basketball team broke another streak, albeit a

In their final game at Lavietes Pavilion, seniors Drew Housman, Andrew Pusar, and Evan Harris put in one of their

Fresh off its first victory at Penn in 18 years, the Harvard men’s basketball team broke another streak, albeit a

With just two weekends of games left, despite all the unpredictable, head-scratching, how–did-that-happen results, the season is poised to end

PHILADELPHIA—In trying to grab its first win at the Palestra since 1991—also the last time Harvard got a victory on

PRINCETON, N.J.—Another trip to Princeton, another similar result for the Harvard men’s basketball team as it fell, 58-55, in the