Alexander Koenig
From the Ice to the Streets
“It’s just a disgrace,” said my uncle, a Canucks season ticket holder. I could tell the conversation was paining him—maybe even more than my recent move to Boston, home of the Bruins.
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Alexander Koenig shows off his Duff beer in front of Florence’s Basilica of Santa Maria Novella.
Heineken, Beck's, Peroni, Tuborg. Duff?
Florence was a pelvic thrusting Duffman and a belching Barney away from Duff Gardens.
FIELD HOCKEY: Injuries Lead to Disappointing Season
After starting the year on a two-game winning streak, Harvard field hockey won only one of its next 15 contests, finishing the year 3-14 overall and 1-6 in the Ivy League.
Crimson Readies for Semis
Back to the Future: Part III was the number one box office hit the last time the Harvard men’s lacrosse team won the Ivy League title, in May 1990.
Harvard Awaits Yale in Must-Win Game
The semester is coming to a close, and Harvard will be facing Yale on a Saturday afternoon in Harvard Stadium. But instead of football, this contest will pit Harvard (8-5, 2-3 Ivy) against the No. 14 Bulldogs (10-2, 3-2) in the men’s lacrosse regular season finale.
Coyote Sightings on Campus
Long walks, sometimes unreliable shuttles, and now coyotes? The list of grievances of life in the Quad got a little bit longer after coyotes were spotted on the frequently trodden path between the Radcliffe Quadrangle and the Yard.
Harvard Drops Two to Bryant
Weather forced Harvard and Bryant to reschedule their double-header earlier in the season, and on a rainy Tuesday afternoon it ...
Lange Powers Crimson Sweep
Harvard took two games from visiting Holy Cross in convincing fashion. Freshman third baseman Kasey Lange knocked three out of the park to propel the Ivy League-leading Crimson, and the home team coasted past Holy Cross, 8-1 and 13-4.
Crimson Faces CWPA Foes
After two months of non-conference games, the Crimson will finally enter conference play this weekend with matches against CWPA rivals Princeton, Bucknell, and Michigan.
SPORTS BRIEF: Baseball Postponed, Softball Cancelled On Account of Weather
The opportunity for the Harvard softball team to extend its six-game winning streak will have to wait until this weekend. The chance for the Crimson baseball team to break its six-game losing streak will have to wait until Thursday.
A Brief History of Harvard and the MLB
With the Major League Baseball season officially starting today, and Harvard’s own baseball team toiling at 3-16, it’s a fair ...
HLS Panel Discusses College Sports
In the midst of March Madness, sports enthusiasts from across the nation addressed the legal framework of intercollegiate sports at Harvard Law School’s third annual Sports Law Symposium, hosted on Friday by the Committee on Sports and Entertainment Law.
Crimson Drops Game One to Bryant, Game Two Called
As the sun went down in Rhode Island, the Harvard softball team (9-9) watched their chance for redemption set with ...
Harvard’s Comeback Kid
What defines an All-American? According to Walter Camp, the great 19th-century Yale football coach, it is defined not only as one of the best players in the nation, but also one who possesses “unselfishness, sincerity, [and] leadership in the interests of sportsmanship and fair play.”
