Men's Tennis Sweeps Trio of Non-conference Home Matches

It was a sweet homecoming for the Harvard men’s tennis team, which celebrated its first home match in a month this weekend by capturing victories in each of its three matches.

Men's Tennis Edges Out Indiana

It was a sweet homecoming for the Harvard men’s tennis team, which celebrated its first home match in a month with a 4-3 victory over Indiana on Saturday. The No. 23 Crimson’s win improved the team to 7-4 on the season and marked its fifth win in its last six matches.

Matt Birk ’98 Goes Out On Top

Matt Birk ’98 faced long odds to achieve NFL stardom and reach the top of the football world. Harvard had produced just 15 NFL players since 1935, and even after the Minnesota Vikings selected him with the 173rd pick of the 1998 NFL Draft, he faced an uphill road to success in a league nicknamed “Not For Long.”

Nadler Leads Skiing At EISA Championships

The Harvard ski team finished in ninth place at the joint Bates Carnival and EISA Championships in Newry, Maine this weekend. Junior Rebecca Nadler, the defending national champion in the giant slalom, was the lone Crimson skier to qualify for this year's NCAA championships.

Crimson Sports Dominate Winter Standings

Although the Harvard basketball team stole most of the weekend headlines with its important victories over Ivy League rivals Penn and Princeton, a few other Crimson teams had equally impressive weekends.

Men's Tennis Emerges With Third-Place Finish in Ithaca

The Harvard men’s tennis team earned a third-place finish in the ECAC Men’s Indoor Tennis Championship on Sunday after a hard-fought, short-handed 4-3 victory over Princeton (3-3) at the Reis Tennis Center, bouncing back from Saturday’s 4-2 defeat in the semifinals to host Cornell.

Men's Tennis Squeaks by Pair of Ranked Teams

On Saturday, the No. 47 Crimson (4-3) squeaked by the host No. 33 Wildcats (9-3), 4-3, after two doubles tiebreakers gave the decisive doubles point to Harvard. Then, on Sunday, the Crimson defeated No. 40 Vanderbilt (5-3) by the same score.

Juszczyk Catches Kiper's Eye

Senior Kyle Juszczyk may have made his mark for the Crimson as Harvard’s all-time leader in receptions (125), receiving yards ...

Lippert Steps Up In Second Half

The Crimson (5-2) started the second period on a 16-6 run en route to rolling over the Wildcats (3-2), 63-44, at Lavietes Pavilion.

The Game Boasts A Colorful History of Pranks

Every year, the hard-working students of Harvard and Yale shut their books for a weekend and loosen up by tailgating, ...

HLS Conference Looks at Startups

Students from across the Boston area gathered at Harvard Law School to pool their ideas for improving education through startup companies as part of the 3 Day Startup: Entrepreneurship In Education conference this weekend.

Women's Rugby Becomes Varsity Sport

Harvard Women’s Rugby Named Varsity Sport

It has been nearly 20 years since the school with the most Division I varsity sports programs in the NCAA has added a varsity team.

Field Hockey Goes 0-2 in Season's Final Road Trip

The pair of losses extended Harvard’s losing streak to a season-high seven games.

A Rower Named Desire

Hicks’ “desire” and rowing skill have led him from his home in Perth, Australia to the banks of the Charles River and to Trakai, Lithuania, for the 2012 U-23 World Championships.