BY PEYTON FINE The Crimson fall to Nebraska-Omaha in NCAA tournament play. Harvard entered the NCAA tournament on a roll. They had just won the grueling ECAC tournament to earn a spot in the tournament and were poised to make another run in the NCAA tournament. The road before them looked easy as the Crimson […]
BY CAROLINE CRONIN Harvard Softball season comes into full swing with this week’s doubleheader sweep. This week not only brought warmer weather to all the winter-worn Cantabrigians, but also the home opening games for the Harvard women’s softball team. Nothing says spring is here like the crack of a bat or the calls of an […]
BY CAROLINE CRONIN Harvard Lacrosse prepares for season openers. As the snow continues to fall and the wind blows ceaselessly, the majestic bubble looms unmoved in Soldiers Field Stadium. It is there that the Harvard Lacrosse teams have been drilling, scrimmaging, and conditioning to prepare for their highly anticipated upcoming seasons. As this shortened week […]
BY CAROLINE CRONIN Squash comes to the end of their season. The squash team this year has had quite the season. Both teams, the men and women, worked terribly hard and saw their fair share of ups and downs. A few upsets, one or two disappointing losses, and a team trip to the Cayman Islands […]
BY PEYTON FINE Without McNally, the Crimson struggle to keep Union off the scoreboard. By the looks of the game on paper, Harvard should have easily beaten Union last Friday night. Union, the defending national champion, has had a down year by their standards, as they came into the game unranked and sitting almost at […]
BY CAROLINE CRONIN How the athletes spent their break. Winter break for Harvard students presents over a month of endless opportunities. Some returned to their corners of the world to revel in the glory of homemade cooking and doting family. Other bright students were abroad studying foreign concepts, working in prestigious employments, or helping those […]
BY ANDREW ADLER The Indy recaps Super Bowl XLIX. What a game! Was Super Bowl XLIX better than the previous XLVII Super Bowls? I think so. Here a few of my many takeaways from the showdown in Glendale, Arizona. Some players probably won’t get the recognition they deserve. Extra points don’t come easy especially during […]
BY PEYTON FINE Your guide to guys at The Game. For many of Harvard students, Harvard-Yale is their only exposure to football of the year. Many of my friends don’t actually care about the nuances of the sport and instead ask me, “What should I know about the players? Like, can you tell me who […]
BY CHRIS RILEY Other Crimson matchups against Yale. By CHRIS RILEY This week, Harvard students anxiously await “The Game,” and the excuse to use Harvard and Yale’s football teams as justification to pretend that they go to a normal college for one weekend. For the edification of those who have yet to leave Lamont for […]
BY CAROLINE CRONIN Notable moments in the history of the H-Y rivalry. While there are many rivalries between Harvard and Yale (for example, Harvard leads 5-3 in number of presidents), there is one rivalry that rises above all else and consumes the spirit of November. Anticipation has been mounting steadily all fall and the long–awaited […]