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Men's Basketball

Three is a Magic Number for Webster

Down by ten, Webster rolled off a series off three long-range buckets in the final minutes of regulation to spur a late comeback victory for the Crimson.

Men's Swimming

Men's Swimming and Diving Extends Dual Meet Win-Streak

Harvard steadily handled both non-conference opponents, topping Notre Dame with a 264-100 victory and taking down the Tigers with a 314-52 win.

Men's Basketball

Athlete of the Week Runners Up: January 21st

Walter Peppelman earned his 100th career win in the wrestling match against Rutgers, helping the co-captain garner the week’s top ...

Women's Swimming

On Senior Night, Women's Swimming Routs Vermont

Coming off strong wins in dual meets against Brown and Penn the day before, the Harvard women’s swimming team easily handled non-conference foe Vermont in a Sunday showdown at Blodgett Pool.

Field Hockey

Field Hockey Coach Named Interim Leader of National Squad

After finishing just one season at the helm of the Harvard field hockey program, head coach Tjerk van Herwaarden has ...

Women's Ice Hockey

No. 2/3 Women's Hockey Focused on Weekend Matchups

Despite a jam-packed schedule with two weekend conference games followed by a Tuesday night showdown against Connecticut, the No. 2/3 Harvard women’s hockey team did just what it’s been doing all season long last week. Now it readies for two rematches.

Men's Basketball

Golden Globes: Crimson Edition

Its that time of year again…

Women's Ice Hockey

Women's Hockey Gets Ready To Host ECAC Foes

In a battle between the top two teams in the ECAC Harvard will take on Quinnipiac (12-7-2, 7-3-1 ECAC), as the Bobcats look to overcome a one-point deficit and potentially take the top spot in the ECAC standings.

Skiing

Skiing Kicks Off 2013 Season At Vermont Carnival

The Harvard skiing team will hit the slopes for the first time this season when the alpine racers compete in the Vermont Carnival this weekend. It will be the first time the Crimson has seen competitive action in over ten months, but a veteran core of returning skiers looks to get the 2013 season off to a solid start.

Women's Squash

Facing Ivy Foes, Women's Squash Looks to Stay Perfect

The Crimson will travel to take on Penn and Princeton in a pair of weekend match-ups, its first meetings against top-five opponents all season.

Women's Squash

Women's Squash Wins Big Against Bates

In their first time out in 2013, the Crimson (5-0, 1-0 Ivy) dominated from top to bottom and posted a perfect 9-0 win.

Men's Ice Hockey

Biega Named Hobey Baker Nominee

The Harvard men’s hockey team might not be doing so hot, currently riding a six game winless streak, but things ...

Men's Ice Hockey

Vesey Returns to Crimson After Successful Tourney

Riding a four game losing streak, the Harvard men’s hockey team (4-7-1, 3-5 ECAC) will be happy to have one ...

Football

Chapple Adds to Trophy Case

Harvard’s football season may be long over, but the awards keep coming for quarterback Colton Chapple. The senior was named ...

Football

TE Juszczyk Headed to NFL Pre-Draft Showcase

While the Crimson’s football season came to a close in November with a victory over Yale, senior tight end Kyle ...

Film

"Gatsby" Not So Great

College Administration

Evelynn Hammonds Expected To End Tenure as Dean of the College This Summer

Science

Premeds in Search of MCAT Prep Say Harvard Classes Provide Insufficient Instruction

House Life

Anne Harrington and John Durant Named Pfoho House Masters