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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.

Harvard Dismisses Director of FXB Center for Health and Human Rights

Harvard forced out the director of the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights — another shakeup at a center whose programming on the Israel-Palestine conflict has been a flashpoint at the University.

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.

No. 12 Harvard Faces Toughest Matchup Yet on Saturday Against Dartmouth

After a roaring victory over the Tigers last week, the No. 12 Harvard Crimson looks to reign supreme against the Dartmouth Big Green in Saturday’s clash of the colors for League control.

Charles River Cyanobacteria Advisory Lifted Ahead of Rowing Regatta

A cyanobacterial bloom advisory from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health on the Charles River has been lifted ahead of this weekend’s Head of the Charles rowing regatta, easing health hazard concerns for athletes and spectators.

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.

Cyanobacteria Advisory Expected To Lift Before Head of the Charles Regatta

The Charles River has been under a Massachusetts Department of Public Health advisory for a cyanobacterial bloom since August, but the advisory is expected to lift by the time thousands of rowers and spectators flock to Cambridge for the Head of the Charles rowing regatta this weekend.

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.

HUA Votes to Expand Funding Grant for Affinity Groups at Weekly Meeting

The Harvard Undergraduate Association unanimously voted Sunday afternoon to exponentially increase the Helping Hands Fund for student affinity group events to roughly $30,000.

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