Earlier this spring, when Harvard coach Joe Walsh learned that the Crimson’s media guide was being shortened at the expense

It was 1998 and the Harvard baseball program, one year removed from its upset of top-seeded UCLA in the NCAA

It may have been break, but the Harvard baseball team couldn’t catch one. After struggling to four straight losses to

For football players, they sure do play like women. Then again, that’s exactly what Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith asks out

John Thompson III didn’t know how right he was. “I want to be Brady Merchant when I grow up,” the

Levien Gym, home of the win-starved Columbia men’s basketball team, was in face-saving mode this weekend. On the verge of

Harvard doesn’t belong to the world of major Division I college athletics and it shouldn’t want to, noted author and

With this weekend’s arrival of Penn and Princeton—who have combined to win at least a share of the Ivy League’s

The Jason Norman fan club will have plenty to cheer about tonight. The sophomore guard, who consistently attracts a loyal

In what would be a sad conclusion to a brilliant Harvard career on the basketball court but a turbulent one