Alexander Koenig
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Finding Something We Can Believe In
What would you put on your bucket list if you found out you only had a few months left to live? It’s a question people love to speculate about, but I don’t think you could possibly know the answer until you are actually faced with your own mortality.
One Year Later: The Impact of the Gov 1310 Cheating Scandal on Harvard Athletics
Today, with many departed athletes now back on campus and with their teams, the spectre of Government 1310 no longer looms in quite the same way over Harvard’s athletic courts and fields, though the memory of the scandal remains fresh.
Note to Our Readers
As you may have noticed, there is no separate sports section this Monday, as there has been for years. Many of the stories that would have been in that section appear here in the flagship daily paper, but some do not.
Taking on the AI
Not everything about the Academic Index is as clear-cut as how it is calculated.
Rookie of the Year, Runner-Up: Jimmy Vesey, Men's Hockey
Rookie excels in first taste of collegiate ice hockey.
Baseball Season Recap
After a tumultuous offseason, the Harvard baseball team struggled early but stayed in contention by splitting nearly every conference series. It faltered in the final weekend of Ivy League play.
Men's Soccer Loses Spring Game Against Boston University
For the first time since 2010 the Harvard men’s soccer team did not host a spring exhibition game in Harvard Stadium.
Baseball Splits Double Header with Big Red
Harvard baseball batted around for the first time this season in a 10-7 win over Cornell to take game two of the double-header after losing the day's opener.
Baseball Splits Doubleheader with Cornell
The Harvard baseball team dropped it's home-conference-opener, 3-1, to Cornell on Saturday afternoon. A two-run fourth inning proved to be ...
Freshmen Grow Up Quickly
Through 18 non-conference games, Klug, Link, and Poppen have planted themselves firmly in the starting lineup at second base, catcher, and pitcher, respectively.
Latest Media
Rose pedals in the shape of Walsh's number two are laid out on the Harvard baseball field.
That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles
Insomnia Cookies, a popular late-night cookie delivery service, will be moving into a new location at 65 Mt. Auburn Street.
Independence Day 2012: What Do You Know About America?
A Crimson reporter quizzes people around Harvard about America.
Alexander Koenig shows off his Duff beer in front of Florence’s Basilica of Santa Maria Novella.