Juliet Spies-Gans
Pros Versus Ivy League Joes
Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett—and now, Keith Wright. While all play for Massachusetts-based basketball teams, they now have one more thing in common: all have been influenced by Brian Adams.
Crimson To Face BU in NCAA Tourney
When members of the Harvard women’s soccer team think of this year’s NCAA tournament, their thoughts don’t go straight to March Madness.
Hong Kong Leader Visits Kennedy School
Hong Kong political leader Donald Tsang enumerated the virtues of the city state’s autonomy in relation to mainland China in a speech he called “A Tale of Two Systems,” delivered last night at the Kennedy School.
Chang Guides Lightweights
Senior Angela Chang did not arrive at Harvard looking to be a coxswain. Instead, she started out playing lacrosse, a ...
Emily Tay '09 Featured in Documentary
When scouting reports said that Melissa Johnson ’00 had a good shot, they weren’t just talking about her jumper.
Armstrong’s Winner Downs Visiting McGill
One week after the Bruins paraded their Stanley Cup trophy through Harvard Square, the Harvard women’s hockey team earned a celebration of its own.
First-Place Crimson Looks To Tame Tigers
The Crimson (9-4-1, 3-0-1 Ivy) takes on Princeton (4-8-1, 1-3-0) at Soldiers Field Soccer/Lacrosse Stadium tomorrow night.
Crimson Races Untested Runners at Wisconsin Adidas Invitational
On Friday, the Harvard men's and women's teams competed at the Wisconsin Adidas Invitational.
Crimson Drops Big Red To Move Into Tie for First Place
Harvard’s field hockey team beat Cornell, 3-1, to advance into a five-way tie for first place in the Ivy standings.
Harvard Commemorates 1981 Team With Win Over Bears
Harvard (5-3, 2-1 Ivy) took a dominant step forward on Saturday as it crushed Brown (1-8, 0-3), 4-0.
Leakos’ Fifth-Place Finish Paces Crimson at Paul Short Invite
This season, the Harvard men’s cross country team hopes to go the distance. On Friday, it made eight kilometers of progress.
Harvard Field Hockey Drops Brown, 4-0
On a day commemorating the 20th anniversary of the 1991 Harvard women’s field hockey team’s Ivy League championship, the Crimson’s alums weren’t the only ones celebrating.
The Harvard vs. Brown Night Game: 15 Reasons to Attend
Listed below are 15 reasons why you should come to the Harvard vs. Brown football game tonight.
Ancient Eight Readies for League Challenges, Part II
Harvard’s Friday home opener against Brown is one of two main Ivy attractions in the next few days. Last year, the Bears took the Ancient Eight opener against the Crimson, 29-14, on their home field. This year, Harvard does not want to repeat last season’s less-than-stellar start. As of now, the Crimsonhas never lost a night game at home. They hope to continue this streak on Friday.
Ancient Eight Readies for League Challenges
This weekend is a big one for Harvard football. I’m not just talking about normal-sized big, but football-player big.
