On Feb. 4, Jeremy Shu-How Lin stepped onto the floor of Madison Square Garden. It wasn’t his first time, but this time was different; this time was special.

Harvard men’s basketball center Keith Wright, a former Ivy League Player of the Year and two-time All-Ivy League player is an avid student looking to become a future couples therapist.

Ted Minnis' decision to return to the pool turned out to be a defining point in his life.

Harvard (15-10, 4-1 CWPA) finished the weekend 2-1, defeating Mercyhurst and Bucknell but falling to Brown.

The senior class has racked up a record of 54-55, including a 17-15 mark last season, the program’s first season over .500 in six years.

Actress Diane Farr identified culture—not race—as the greater cause of friction in interracial relationships, at a conference Saturday for local universities organized by Harvard Half Asian People’s Association.

In a road trip to the nation’s capital, Harvard women’s water polo picked up two decisive wins over Mercyhurst and George Washington, 10-4 and 18-12, respectively, in a Saturday doubleheader at George Washington University.

The road can be a merciless, unforgiving place. The Harvard baseball team has found that out the hard way.

Staller calmly stared down his opponent, No. 1 Max Stearns of Ohio State, and defeated him 15-13 for the upset victory.

The Crimson victory over the Bears marks its fifth win over its Ivy League rival out of six total meetings over the past three seasons.