Alexander Koenig
Woman Allegedly Raped in Harvard Yard
A woman was raped in Harvard Yard early Friday morning, University police announced in an email to the Harvard community.
Day 13 At the London Olympics: Laine '06 Comes Up Short in Final
Samyr Laine '06 made headlines leading up to the games both for his famous freshman roommate, Facebook creator Mark E. ...
Olympic Update: Fagbenle '15 and Team GB eliminated from basketball competition
Before the London 2012 Games Great Britain’s women’s basketball team had never played in an Olympic game. After five group-stage ...
Men's Basketball Releases Home Schedule
The last home-weekend of the season figures to be far less exciting than those of recent years.
Day 8 at the London Olympics: Bronze for Rummel '09
The eighth and final day at the Eton Dorney rowing complex and Harvard has another Olympic medalist. Henrik Rummel ’09 ...
Day 7 at the London Olympics: Buckland '06 misses out on the medals
Halfway through the London Olympic Games and Harvard already has three medals. But, a day after Esther Lofgren ’09 and ...
The Soup Nazi Visits Harvard Square
Winthrop park in Harvard Square was transported to mid-nineties Manhattan on Friday as Seinfeld’s Soup Nazi—his real name is Larry ...
A Surprising Reversal: Free Soup For You!
Larry Thomas, Seinfeld's (in)famous Soup Nazi, will be coming to Harvard Square on Friday, manning a food truck with a Seinfeld-based menu on a national tour.
Day 6 at the London Olympics: Gold for Davies '05 and Lofgren '09
One day after Malcolm Howard ’05 (CAN) became the most decorated male rower in Harvard Olympic history with a silver medal in the men’s eight, Esther Lofgren ’09 and Caryn Davies ’05 joined him on the podium, winning gold with the women’s eight for Team USA.
Day 5 at the London Olympics: Howard '05 takes home a silver medal
Malcolm Howard ’05 is back on the podium. After three undefeated seasons with Harvard and Olympic Gold with Canada in ...
Day 4 at the London Olympics: Newell's '11 Medal chase comes to an end
Day four at the London Olympic Games was one of the bitter defeat for the lone Harvard alum in competition. ...
Harvard Olympians Reflect on Experiences in London
The spectacle of the Olympics, if nothing else, can be overwhelming.
Day 2 at the London Olympics: Davies, Lofgren, and Newell All Advance
The second day of the 2012 London Olympic Games proved more fruitful for the cadre of competing Harvard students and alums than the first.
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