During the first intermission of the Harvard men’s hockey team’s game against Quinnipiac on Feb. 3, Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91 realized he needed to change things up.

At the end of the year, the Crimson had recorded a school record 374 points, while Ortiz won Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year and 16 others made All-Ivy teams.

Despite no one individual turning in a particularly standout performance, the team’s season as a whole does stand out. For during the 2011-12 campaign, the Crimson did a lot of things no Harvard men’s basketball team had ever done before.

The Harvard men’s basketball team won a program-record 26 games this season, but the squad’s most significant contest was one it lost.

Beginning his collegiate squash career as a sophomore, Farag quickly made clear that he was no ordinary rookie.

In its first game of the 2012 NCAA tournament, history seemed to be repeating itself for Harvard.

Most members of the Harvard men’s tennis team only just finished finals, but for each of them, the real test starts now.

Freshman runner Ashley Collinsworth has learned about the challenges of being a college athlete from her father, Cris.

The Harvard men’s lacrosse team’s season didn’t end the way the Crimson would have liked, but three of the squad’s ...

There are not many Harvard alumni whose work has been as polarizing as Paul DePodesta ’95’s. Now nearly 40 years old and with his fifth major league franchise, it has been a roller coaster of a career for the taciturn yet gifted executive who spent much of his professional life at the forefront of a movement that has now become mainstream.