Jacob D. H. Feldman
In Season Opener, Football Tops San Diego, 28-13
The Crimson didn’t look like the team that swept through the Ivy League a year ago, but it did enough in the season opener to beat San Diego, 28-13, on Saturday.
Holding the Line
The four-cone drill was a staple of senior Nnamdi Obukwelu’s offseason workout regimen. Standing in the middle of four equidistant ...
Ivy Players, Alums React to News of Casey and Curry
After the withdrawal of co-captain senior Kyle Casey and the expected departure of Brandyn Curry, the Harvard men's basketball team’s championship prospects have significantly diminished.
For Accused Jocks, Athletic Regulations Complicate Decisions
Among the roughly 125 students under investigation for cheating in last spring’s class Government 1310, the varsity athletes implicated in the scandal must deal with an extra layer of concerns.
Harvard To Elevate Women's Rugby to Varsity Status
Last week, the Harvard athletic department announced that women’s rugby will become a varsity sport in the 2013-2014 season. Keith W. Cooper ’83, president of the Harvard rugby alumni association, said that the new status is just one step in a complete remodeling of the men’s and women’s rugby programs.
Students Create Another Course-Shopping Website
Freshman roommates Ben S. Kuhn '15 and Billy A. Janitsch '15 say that their new site, Harvard-Class.com, will bring course searching into modern times.
Fenway Remembers Joe Walsh
Tuesday night, over 37,000 ladies and gentlemen rose and removed their cap at Fenway Park. Then, they got sad news ...
Wyss Institute Aims to Transform Drug Testing
With the aid of pharmaceutical companies and multiple federal agencies, researches at the Wyss Institute have undertaken research that could revolutionize the drug testing process.
Longtime Harvard Baseball Coach Joe Walsh Dies at 58
Harvard baseball coach Joe Walsh died early this morning, according to the Harvard Athletic Department. No cause of death has been announced. He was 58.
Walsh Remembered for Dedication to, Passion for Harvard Baseball
Harvard baseball coach Joe Walsh wasn’t a suit guy. He’d rather chop wood, sit on his back deck, or above all else, play some ball.
Temi Fagbenle '15 Takes the Court for Hosts in London
When she takes the court as a starter and the youngest player on Great Britain’s national team, she will attempt to take the once-floundering team to new heights.
Conquering the Open Water
The Aug. 10 race, one of the latest of the Olympics, is a chance for Alex Meyer ’10 to medal for himself, for Crippen, and for the United States.
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Harvard's Soldier Field Soccer/Lacrosse Stadium hosted a soccer clinic run by coaches from Liverpool F.C. Sunday. Roughly 50 kids from Boston, Allston, and Cambridge attended the community clinic.
Architect Presents Details of Allston Residential and Retail Project
Harvard Stadium’s reign as the tallest structure on the block may soon come to an end. At the Harvard-Allston Task Force Meeting on Monday night, an architect laid out plans for a six-story mixed-use building – about 300 residential units above ground-level retail outlets – that would stand higher than the iconic birthplace of modern football, less than a thousand feet away.
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Harvard's Soldier Field Soccer/Lacrosse Stadium hosted a soccer clinic run by coaches from Liverpool F.C. Sunday. Roughly 50 kids from Boston, Allston, and Cambridge attended the community clinic.
