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Senior guard Victoria Lippert scored a game-high 24 points against Brown on Friday and followed it up with 19 on Saturday. It was the highest scoring weekend this season for Lippert, who is averaging 13.3 points per game.

Congressman Michael Capuano’s (D-MA) Issues Director, Kate Auspitz, speaks on behalf of Congressman Michael Capuano on immigration policy and reform at Harvard Hillel on Wednesday evening.

Today in Photos (2/21/13)

Today in Photos (2/21/13)

Women's Soccer Drops First Ivy League Contest Since 2010

With 20 seconds left in the second period and the score tied at zero, it looked as if the Harvard-Penn women’s soccer matchup was slated for overtime.

Crimson To Challenge BC in Crosstown Rivalry

After claiming two big wins on the road against Colgate and Quinnipiac, the Harvard women’s soccer team returns home in hopes of snatching a victory against BC.

Women's Soccer Erases Early Deficit in 3-1 Victory

For the second time in as many contests, the Harvard women’s soccer team left the field on Sunday down 1-0 at halftime.

First-Time Opponents On Slate for Harvard

After drawing a hotly contested match last Monday with local rival Boston University, the Crimson looks to extend its unbeaten streak for the season against the Flyers in its second home match of the year and then on the road against Colgate (4-2-1).

Kurcz Shines in Fall Fiesta 2-2 Tie

Four years into a career that has seen her walk away with two Ivy League titles as part of what is quickly becoming a women’s soccer dynasty, senior Taryn Kurcz has had quite a few memorably moments. But all things considered, Monday night’s game, under the lights of the “Fall Fiesta,” might have been Kurcz’s best yet at Harvard.

FENCING: Both Men And Women fail To Capture League Title

Despite last year’s Ivy League title for the men’s squad and the NCAA individual foil title for sophomore Alexandra Kiefer, another successful year was never a certainty for the nationally-contending Crimson fencing team. But with a second-place finish by the men’s squad in the Ivy League Championship, a sixth-place finish at the NCAA Championships, and individual silver medal for outgoing co-captain Valentin Staller in the saber, Harvard was nonetheless able to remain in the upper echelons of Ivy and national fencing.

Mixed Weekend For Radcliffe Crew

The No. 4 lightweight first varsity eight finished third behind varsity eight winner Wisconsin and runner-up Stanford in Saturday's regatta. In Connecticut, Yale outdueled the Radcliffe heavyweights on the Housatonic.