The Harvard men’s tennis squad returned to team play for the first time since the fall and narrowly missed upsetting

NEW HAVEN, Conn.—The stretch run came early this year, but Harvard still faded down it. Challenged by a front-loaded schedule

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—Some places you just can’t win. Looking for victory in two places that have proved inhospitable since the first

Staff writer Rahul Rohatgi is on vacation this week. The Crimson therefore reprints one of his all-time great columns. This

For those of you who don’t know—primarily the hyper-urbanized hipsters who’ve never been in a Wal-Mart or Toys ‘R’ Us—this

Sitting in the locker room he has frequented for five seasons now, a week before one of the biggest games

Most Division I basketball players spend the balance of their summer vacations on the court at local camps, or feverishly

So we’ve got this impending campus-wide “keg ban” for the weekend, and nobody consulted Joe Gomes. Who? Gomes is the

PHILADELPHIA—ESPN’s College GameDay co-host Lee Corso was set to don the costume of the mascot of the team he predicted

It took a kid who’s been on campus all of two months to have the best game by a Harvard