After a 6-2 win to open the weekend, Harvard fell to Cornell once and Princeton twice in the next three games.

Road woes continue for the Harvard baseball team, as the Crimson (1-16) dropped four tight matchups at Army (15-6).

In each of its last three trips to the NCAA tournament, Vanderbilt entered its opening matchup favored. And all three times, the Commodores fell short of expectations.

Crimson coach Tommy Amaker gave the media his thoughts on the Commodores and the tough test ahead.

It’s almost time to dance. And as of Sunday night, the Harvard men’s basketball team finally knows where.

Before the start of the 2011 season, Harvard coach Joe Walsh had high expectations for his team. “I’m not going to give you any ‘we’re cautiously optimistic’ or anything,” he said at the time. “We’re good. We’re good right now.” But despite a promising preseason, the Crimson baseball team struggled throughout the year...

The story of how the Harvard men's basketball team reached Tuesday's milestone involves far more than just a 19-man roster that went 26-4 during its regular season.

NEW YORK, N.Y.—Just over five minutes into the second half of the Harvard men’s basketball team’s crucial contest at Columbia Friday night, the sold-out crowd at Levien Gymnasium erupted into a standing ovation. But it wasn’t one of Lions’ junior point guard Brian Barbour’s nine field goals—or even one of four Harvard dunks—that ignited the lively crowd, but rather a sighting of Jeremy Lin ’10 in the stands.

After a brief, one-year lapse in national titles, the two highest individual honors in college squash once again belong to Harvard athletes.

With a win Saturday night in Cornell’s Newman Arena, the Harvard men’s basketball team clinched at least a share of its second straight Ivy League title—just the second in program history.