David Freed
Losing Interim Tag, Williamson Becomes Permanent Director of Athletic Communications
Timothy Williamson was named Harvard’s permanent Director of Athletic Communications on Thursday after serving in the role on an interim basis for three months. Williamson succeeds previous director Kurt K. Svoboda, who became the Senior Assistant Athletic Director at Stanford University in February.
When Our Justice System Fails
The perilous state of the justice system threatens not only the unalienable rights of American citizens, but also the entire way in which we uphold the law in the United States.
Women's Tennis Extends Late-Season Run, Wins 6-1
With its 6-1 victory over Dartmouth (8-10, 1-6), the Harvard women’s tennis team (13-6, 5-2) wrapped up a late season run that was too little, too late for the team’s Ivy League championship hopes. Despite winning four in a row to close out the year—including a 5-2 home victory over then-no. 35 Yale—the team finished third in the Ivy League, doomed by two early season losses.
Panelists Discuss Head Trauma Research
Three panelists described current medical research and long-term goals to reform care and policy on athletic head trauma and concussions during a biannual symposium of the Harvard Society for Mind, Brain, and Behavior in Science Center C on Friday afternoon.
NOTEBOOK: Men's Lacrosse Comes Up Short in Season Finale
The Crimson led, 4-2, after three early goals by junior attacker Peter Schwartz but a third-quarter flurry by the Bulldogs put Yale up 10-7, a lead that it would not relinquish.
Women's Tennis Drops Bears in Sweep
Four days after notching its biggest victory of the season, the Harvard women’s tennis team continued its winning ways with a 7-0 victory over Brown in Providence, R.I., Thursday. The team lost only two sets combined in singles and doubles play and put the match away early, taking the doubles point and then running through three singles matches before taking the remaining three matches.
By the Numbers: Men's Volleyball EIVA Preview
As the men’s volleyball team (17-8, 10-4 EIVA) heads towards the postseason, The Back Page takes a look back at some of the important numbers from the team’s regular season.
Boston College To Visit Lavietes Pavilion
Boston College has announced that it will be visiting Lavietes Pavilion next year during the nonconference season.
Keep Your Eyes on Men's Tennis
On a campus with the most varsity sports in the country, it is easy to overlook the achievements of certain teams.
Harvard Sports Teams Postpone Competitions Following Lockdown
Friday’s city-wide lockdown prompted seven Harvard varsity teams to postpone or withdraw from competition.
Dodge Attacks Plate, Quiets Yale Bats
To get his first win of the season, junior pitcher Sam Dodge went the extra mile. After losing his previous six decisions, Dodge threw a complete game against Yale (8-21, 5-7 Ivy) on Sunday, surrendering just one unearned run and three hits against seven strikeouts. He threw 104 pitches and helped the Harvard baseball team (8-24, 5-7) to a four-game split with the Bulldogs.
Women's Tennis Ivy Title Hopes Hindered with Loss at Princeton
After losing a close, 4-3, decision to Princeton (11-6, 2-2 Ivy) on Saturday, the Harvard women’s tennis team (10-6, 2-2) rebounded with a dramatic 4-3 win over Penn (10-6, 2-2) on Sunday that went down to a final third-set tiebreaker.
By the Numbers: Harvard Baseball
By the Numbers looks at the recent improvement of Harvard baseball
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