Bailey Bails Out Harvard With Last-Second Hail Mary and Lateral Miracle Over Colgate
No. 20/22 Harvard miraculously defeated No. 22/20 Colgate with a “Bailey Bailout” Hail Mary and lateral as time expired, extending the Crimson’s winning streak in home-openers to 25 games in a dramatic 20-17 win under Saturday night lights.
Bailey Bails Out Harvard With Last-Second Hail Mary and Lateral Miracle Over Colgate
No. 20/22 Harvard miraculously defeated No. 22/20 Colgate with a “Bailey Bailout” Hail Mary and lateral as time expired, extending the Crimson’s winning streak in home-openers to 25 games in a dramatic 20-17 win under Saturday night lights.
Garber Convenes University-Wide Faculty Committee on Scientific Research Priorities
Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 quietly convened a University-wide committee of faculty members to develop a new vision for scientific research over the next several years, according to six people familiar with the matter.
Unfinished Construction, Unreliable Utilities: Residents Detail First Months Living in Luxury Apartments on Harvard’s ERC
Harvard Kennedy School student Oleksandr “Alexander” Kutovyi moved into a new apartment on Harvard’s Enterprise Research Campus a year ago. Upon arrival, he felt the apartment building had “overpromised and underdelivered.”
Unfinished Construction, Unreliable Utilities: Residents Detail First Months Living in Luxury Apartments on Harvard’s ERC
Harvard Kennedy School student Oleksandr “Alexander” Kutovyi moved into a new apartment on Harvard’s Enterprise Research Campus a year ago. Upon arrival, he felt the apartment building had “overpromised and underdelivered.”
Hate Crimes, Violent Crime at Harvard Rose in 2025, According to HUPD Annual Report
The number of hate crimes reported by the Harvard University Police Department increased by 50 percent from 2024 to 2025 — as total crime fell by 18 percent — according to HUPD’s annual security report.
New Donor Fund Aims to Ease Costs for Harvard’s Club Sports Teams
Harvard Athletics announced in August the creation of the Community Through Sports Fund, a two-part gift that will provide both endowed and immediate-use support for the University’s 50 club sports teams.
Cambridge City Council Declines to Back Staff Union as Contract Negotiations Enter Tenth Month
Negotiations between the Cambridge School Committee and the union representing much of the district’s staff are dragging into their tenth month — and the two remain gridlocked on a slate of key demands.
Cambridge City Council Declines to Back Staff Union as Contract Negotiations Enter Tenth Month
Negotiations between the Cambridge School Committee and the union representing much of the district’s staff are dragging into their tenth month — and the two remain gridlocked on a slate of key demands.
Men Charged in November HMS Explosion Sentenced to Three Years Probation, Avoiding Jail Time
A federal judge sentenced the two men who pleaded guilty to causing an explosion at Harvard Medical School last year to three years of probation and 300 hours of community service on Thursday.
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No. 20/22 Harvard Prepares For Ranked Clash With No. 22/20 Colgate in Home Opener
As No. 22/20 Colgate makes the trip from Hamilton, N.Y., to take on No. 20/22 Harvard in its home opener this Saturday night, the Crimson’s young, scrappy, and hungry squad hopes not to throw away its shot at a perfect season.
No. 20/22 Harvard Prepares For Ranked Clash With No. 22/20 Colgate in Home Opener
As No. 22/20 Colgate makes the trip from Hamilton, N.Y., to take on No. 20/22 Harvard in its home opener this Saturday night, the Crimson’s young, scrappy, and hungry squad hopes not to throw away its shot at a perfect season.
Harvard Women’s Volleyball Stays Perfect in Ivy League Opener
For the first time in nearly three weeks, the Harvard women’s volleyball team appeared mortal on Saturday, but only for a moment. After extending its streak to 16 consecutive sets won, Dartmouth took the third and fourth sets, the first time the Crimson has lost consecutive sets since Sept. 6 against Northeastern. In an unfamiliar vulnerable position, Harvard responded with a resounding fifth-set victory to seal a 3-2 win over the Big Green.
Rugby Braves Nor’easter to Beat Dartmouth and Defend its Ivy League Title
The Harvard women’s rugby team braved the wind and rain this weekend, thrashing Dartmouth 31-7 on Friday as a Nor’easter swept across New England. With the rivalry victory, the Crimson defended its Ivy League Championship and extended its winning streak to 16 consecutive games.
Zhang Leads Harvard Women’s Golf to Fourth-Place Finish at Princeton Invitational
The Harvard women’s golf team continued its fall season with a fourth-place finish at the Princeton Invitational, navigating difficult conditions over two rounds at Springdale Golf Club in Princeton, N.J.
Charli xcx Concert Review: An Electrifying Concert Chock Full of Purpose
Her ability to masterfully craft controlled spectacle — and the tension of the almost tacitly acknowledged artifice of the set — came to a head at the end of the concert.
‘Pylon’ Album Review: beabadoobee’s Most Unfiltered Album Yet
These lyrics read a quiet manifesto, a rejection of fake performance for something more genuine.
Bikini Kill Concert Review: Righteous Rage and Heavy Guitars
It was an energy-filled, forward-looking night of punk music that felt as fresh as it did in 1990 when the band first came together.
‘Angel’ Album Review: Lizzy McAlpine Weaves Turmoil and Tenderness
Ultimately, the most striking feature of “Angel” is its constant oscillation between idealistic and disillusioned portrayals of love.