Jacob D. H. Feldman
Juszczyk Compares Favorably to NFL's Casey
This weekend, an NFL team will draft Harvard senior Kyle Juszczyk. The Crimson standout has had official visits with a ...
Softball Defeats Boston University
For five innings, a pair of freshman pitchers dueled as the Harvard softball team remained in a scoreless deadlock against Boston University. In the sixth inning, the bats struck back.
Leaving It All Out on the Field
Recently, the Ivy League and Harvard have prioritized preventing and treating concussions. But despite this, every year, the concussions keep coming.
Women's Hockey Advances to ECAC Semifinal
With the 4-0 win, the No. 6/7 Harvard women’s hockey team completed its two-game sweep of the Big Green and will play in the ECAC semifinals next weekend.
Women's Hockey Seeks ECAC Title
Before the start of the 2012-13 season, the Harvard women’s ice hockey team (21-5-3, 17-3-2 ECAC) set its sights on bringing home the program’s first national title since 1999. The Crimson took a big step toward achieving its ultimate goal Tuesday, earning a share of the Ivy League championship with a 3-1 win over Yale. It was the team’s first title share since 2009.
Oscar Picks: The Back Page Edition
As most of America turns its eye to Hollywood, The Back Page looks back at the year so far in ...
Prolific Attack Propels Women's Hockey in Domination of Brown
Despite playing with an altered lineup, the squad registered its 18th straight home victory dating back to last year with a 5-2 win over Brown.
Women's Hockey Drops Battle Against Cornell
With the victory, Cornell (21-5-1, 16-3-1 ECAC) retained its ECAC point lead, though Harvard (19-4-2, 15-2-1 ECAC) still controls its own destiny with four games to play.
Former Murphy Assistants To Coach in Super Bowl
In 1992, his penultimate year as Cincinnati’s football coach, current Harvard coach Tim Murphy led his Bearcats to a 3-8 finish. Twenty years later, a trio of assistant coaches from that team is preparing to man the sidelines at Super Bowl XLVII, but at the time, Cincy assistants John Harbaugh, Jerry Rosburg, and Craig Ver Steeg hardly looked like hot coaching commodities.
Offensive Struggles Doom Women's Basketball On The Road
The Crimson posted its lowest point total of the season in a 58-45 loss to Dartmouth on Saturday, two weeks after a blowout win over the same team.
NOTEBOOK: Late Foul on Chambers Derails Men's Basketball Comeback
A 20-point lead was not enough for Memphis. An increasingly rowdy crowd of 16,204 couldn’t do the trick either. But a fourth foul on freshman point guard Siyani Chambers? That was all it took to finish off the Crimson, as the Tigers dealt their visitors a 60-50 defeat.
Jasmine Evans
Junior Jasmine Evans has helped the women's basketball team put together one of its best starts in recent history. The team will now attempt to take off and reach new heights in conference play.
Men’s Soccer Coach Steps Down
Harvard men’s soccer coach Carl Junot announced his resignation Tuesday after three seasons at the helm of the team, including the most recent 2012 season that saw men’s soccer go 3-11-3 and finish last in the Ivy League with a 0-6-1 conference record.
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Junior guard Christine Clark, shown above in previous action, leads the Harvard women's basketball team in scoring, averaging 16.6 points per game.
Allston Task Force Questions Development Plan
The Harvard-Allston Task Force criticized Harvard’s North Allston development plans in a letter sent to the Boston Redevelopment Authority last week and later obtained by The Crimson.
