BY ANDREW ADLER The Indy’s Guide to Harvard-Yale Weekend. The game is the one time a year when Harvard and Yale students have the kind of fun most college students across the country have been having every Saturday since they got to school. You only have two chances to do Harvard-Yale at Harvard as an […]
The Indy chats with Connor Sheehan. Standing out on a team that is 117-players deep in talent is quite an impressive feat. While that may seem daunting for some, it is everyday work for linebacker Connor Sheehan ’15. In the past couple of weeks, Sheehan’s name has been everywhere. His name is almost always guaranteed […]
BY SHAQUILLA HARRIGAN The Indy tests your Harvard Football Affiliation. 1) How athletic are you? A) You have excellent quads from droppin’ it to the floor B) You have a good arm from years of playing beer pong C) You have killer biceps from years of lifting weights D) You have excellent wrists from years […]
BY PEYTON FINE How domestic abuse is handled in the NFL. As I watch football games, I am constantly bombarded with comments about how this is a “man’s” game. Commentators discuss a player’s toughness, strength, and speed. Players brag about how their play gains them respect from fellow “men.” Then, they leave the gridiron and […]
BY CAROLINE CRONIN Club Polo at Harvard grows. This past weekend marked the annual alumni celebration and polo tournament for the Harvard Polo Club. If you need clarification, I am talking about polo on horses with mallets and helmets, and not the rather pedestrian diversion in which boys and girls flail about in water wearing […]
BY ANDREW ADLER A Snapshot into Harvard Football’s Fan Section This past Friday the Crimson football squad opened their 2014 campaign with a decisive win over Holy Cross. Though I was only on hand for the first forty-five minutes or so of this important game, I enjoyed each of those minutes tremendously. I can’t think […]
BY SEAN FRAZZETTE Women’s Rugby starts season with a tough loss. Last season, in their first every season as a varsity program, Harvard’s Women’s Rugby cruised through the Ivy League with little difficulty, eventually winning the conference championship and qualifying for the National Tournament. Coming off such a high-octane season has placed high expectations on […]
BY PEYTON FINE A profile of Harvard running back Paul Stanton. If one were to be asked what is the largest D-1 athletic program in the country, few would correctly name Harvard University whose athletic department’s motto is, “Academic Integration and Competitive Excellence.” These two ideals outline how recruited players not only have to be […]
BY SHAQUILLA HARRIGAN Meeting David Blatt and other summer adventures. To say that I had an amazing summer would be a gross understatement. I had a summer that was a one in a lifetime experience. Not only did I get to work at the leading sports magazine in the world, but I also had the […]
BY PEYTON FINE With World Cup experience and young players, the Crimson hopes to build on last year’s accomplishments. For the Harvard women’s soccer team, last season ended on a low note with a playoff loss to Boston University. After going undefeated in Ivy League play and winning the Ivy League Championship, the Crimson fell […]