Elyse C. Goncalves

Harvard Women’s Lightweight Rowing Coach Leaves Midyear

Harvard Radcliffe women’s lightweight rowing head coach Stacey Apfelbaum has stepped down from her position effective immediately, according to a Monday announcement by Harvard Athletics, following discontent within the team over her coaching.

Star Harvard Quarterback Jaden Craig Enters Transfer Portal

Star Harvard quarterback Jaden Craig will enter the NCAA transfer portal in January, he announced to ESPN Monday morning. Craig will attend a new school after graduating and have one year of remaining eligibility.

149 Years. 140 Games. One Rivalry.

This Saturday, Harvard’s 105 athletes will make their way to New Haven to face off against Yale at the Yale Bowl. But its significance is much larger than who storms the field when the clock ticks down.

Harvard Volleyball Sweeps Brown, Falls to Yale in Senior and Alumni Weekend

Harvard women’s volleyball split its final homestand of the season, falling to Yale but defeating Brown in front of alumni and family at the Crimson’s alumni and senior weekend.

Harvard, Former Women’s Hockey Coach Move to Mediation in Gender Discrimination Suit

Lawyers for Harvard and former women’s hockey coach Katey Stone will move to mediation for a gender discrimination suit filed against the University, according to court documents released on Monday.

No. 22 Harvard Football Looks to Carry Momentum Against Cornell, Stay Undefeated

Coming off of a successful crusade against Holy Cross, No. 22 Harvard football will seek to record another statement victory under the Friday night lights of Cambridge against the winless Cornell Big Red.

Welcome to Worcester: No. 25 Harvard Football Ready for Road Test Against Holy Cross

As Harvard enters the week at No. 25 in the Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Poll, the Crimson is hoping to maintain an undefeated season as the third stop on its crusade for postseason contention brings the team to Holy Cross.

One Weekend in the Woods: How the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra Ran Afoul of Harvard’s New Hazing Policies

Harvard suspended the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra last week under newly tightened hazing policies. What led the College to decide the HRO had crossed a line?

‘Real School Spirit’: Harvard Students Celebrate Tailgate, Drone Show at Game Against Brown

More than 16,000 football fans packed into Harvard Stadium on Saturday night for the second most-attended Harvard-Brown game of the past decade that sported a pregame tailgate and halftime drone show.

College Suspends Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra After Hazing Investigation

The Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra was suspended by Harvard College for the rest of the fall semester as the result of an investigation into alleged hazing.

Mignone Center

Yakovlev's slides

Berretta has a binder of slides from Yakovlev’s brain collection, stained in yellow and blue.

HBTRC demonstration brains

Brains used for demonstrations to visitors at McLean Hospital. One of the brains belonged to a donor with schizophrenia, while the other had Huntington’s disease.

HBTRC Brain Collection

The brain collection at the Harvard Brain Tissue Resource Center holds nearly 10,000 brains which are used for research around the country.

Metropolitan State Hospital Closeup

The Metropolitan State Hospital, located in Waltham, was closed in 1992. The property is now vacant, and signs warn against trespassing, noting asbestos within the building.

Year in Photos, January: Brains

A technician shows brains used for demonstrations to visitors at McLean Hospital in February. One of the brains <a href=" https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/2/14/thousand-brains-scrutiny/ ">belonged to a donor</a> with schizophrenia, while the other had Huntington’s disease.

Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year: Cynthia Erivo

Salient-related Note in Door Box

A sticky note in a student dorm's mailbox reads "This is a Salient-free household!"

Walter Russell Mead Talk

Harvard Salient March 2025 Issue in Door Box

The Harvard Salient’s March 2025 issue sits in an inbox outside a dorm room.