Only about a month into NFL play, and for some, the season already feels like a loss. The Titans, Saints, and Jets all fall to 0-4. Meanwhile, the Ravens are falling short of their playoff hopes with a 1-3 record, and that’s not to mention all the teams that have suffered season-ending injuries to their […]
I don’t watch sports. Back home in Spain, “football” means something entirely different. So with my European roots and little knowledge of American sports, I anticipated crossing the river this past weekend to watch my very first game. I left the stadium on Saturday in awe, having watched Harvard dominate Brown 41-7 at their home […]
With the 2025 Major League Baseball playoffs just days away, the regular season has already delivered its fair share of excitement. As teams jockey to secure their place as October’s contenders—or fade as season failures—the season has made a few things clear: Aaron Judge remains the heartbeat of the Yankees, the Mariners’ young core looks […]
Robby Meek ’27, who competes in double-handed fleet racing, single-handed fleet racing, and double-handed team racing, won the NEISA Open Singlehanded Championship for the second time in a row on Sept. 13. Harvard sailing has opened the 2025-2026 season strong with a recent 7-0 round robin victory at the NEISA Match Race Championships on Sept. […]
Throughout Week 3, we played the game of “Who’s that quarterback?” “What team does Tyrod Taylor play for?” “What about Marcus Mariota?” “Mac Jones isn’t on the Patriots anymore.” There were 23 interceptions thrown, with four being converted for a pick-six. For full team rosters, see Week 0’s issue. First and Lowell (2-0) vs Bring […]
Week 2 of the NFL season has been marked by injuries to quarterbacks and tight-ends, though many had little impact on the field. Below are the matchups, final scores, and a top performer and underperformer from each team. For full team rosters, see last week’s issue. Pfirst Down (1-0) vs Bring it Dome (0-1): 139.64 […]
83. 75. When I wake up each morning, the first thing I check is two numbers—my Readiness and Sleep scores, courtesy of my Oura Ring. These digits define the quality of my rest and how energetic I am for the day ahead, calculating my physiological wellness through the light, gold ring that rests so delicately […]
What a week. What an opening week. Where to begin? We’ll start with the matchups and scoring (you can find the teams in last week’s issue). Listed below are the matchups from Week 1, the final score, and a top performer and underperformer from each team. Bring it Dome vs The Inn-Zone: 117.46 – 130.22 […]
For the past 50 years, skating fans and citizens of the Greater Boston area have flocked to Cambridge to watch an Evening with Champions. EWC is a public charity dedicated to fighting cancer by raising money for the Jimmy Fund, an organization for pediatric cancer research under the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. EWC was founded in […]
Harvard’s impressive athletic programs have continued to supply athletes with new gear, equipment, and technology in order to create professional environments for daily team operations. The integration of Catapult GPS units, WHOOP bands, and other sporting tracking devices into training and competition for many Harvard teams can cause both appreciation and disruption. Athletes’ personal use […]