Heading into Saturday’s matinee matchup versus Lehigh, the Harvard men’s basketball team was 0-2 at home for the first time

At this time last year, Boston University junior guard Matt Turner was the Terriers’ leading scorer (17.5 ppg), their most

Ah, the pungent smell of booze in the crisp autumn air, the sounds of old alums fawning over themselves and

PHILADELPHIA—As Penn kicker Peter Veldman’s 27-yard field goal sailed through the uprights to open the scoring at Franklin Field this

The Crimson Dance Team (CDT) is set to strut its stuff where no Harvard group has in the last 80

After last month’s win against Cornell, I challenged the Crimson defense—at the risk of life and limb—to step up, make

Heading into this weekend’s matches against perennial Ivy powers Princeton and Penn, the first-place Harvard women’s volleyball team was counting

The few intrepid souls who braved the cold, rainy weather at Harvard Stadium on Saturday were at least rewarded with

PROVIDENCE, R.I.—By calling it another “classic Harvard-Brown game,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy was likely alluding to the fact that this

The 129th captain of Harvard football may rightly be All-Ivy quarterback Neil Rose, but make no mistake about it—this is