Athletics
Coverage of the Harvard sports and athletics—from team achievements to individual standout stories.
Former Women’s Hockey Coach Sues Harvard
Katey Stone alleges gender bias in handling of abuse allegations that led to her retirement.
Charley Butt Succeeds Harry Parker as Harvard Head Crew Coach
Harvard's longtime lightweight men's head rowing coach, Charley Butt, will succeed Harry Parker as coach of the varsity heavyweights.
Vote for the Greatest Moment In Harvard Sports History
From Charlie Brickley’s amazing 1913 Yale Game feat to the fourteenth-seeded men's basketball win over New Mexico in 2013, vote for the greatest moment in Harvard sports history.
Faster, Higher, Stronger-25 Years of Athletic Change
Athletic accomplishments, highlighted
The Stanley Cup’s Crimson Connections
Three Harvard alumni played front-office roles in building the Boston Bruins team that won ice hockey's 2011 Stanley Cup.
Ice Hockey Coach Donato On Success and Failure
Head Harvard men's ice hockey coach Ted Donato describes his first six years on the job.
Canada Takes Olympic Gold In Women’s Ice Hockey, Edging Out U.s. Team
The Canadians edge out the U.S. women's team, in a contest that featured Harvard alumnae on both sides.
Harvard-Educated Neurobiologist Amy Bishop Accused of Murder, and Other News
Our news roundup includes articles on an online dating service founded by alums; a four-time Olympian in women's ice hockey; and a Harvard-educated neurobiologist accused of murder.
Five Harvard Alumnae Will Play On the U.s. and Canadian Olympic Ice-Hockey Teams
Five former ice-hockey stars from Harvard are on the U.S. and Canadian Olympic teams competing at Vancouver.
Harvard Ice Hockey Alumnus Rick Haney Captains the American Bandy Team
Harvard ice hockey alumnus Rick Haney captains the American national team for the little-known sport, which resembles hockey but uses a ball, not a puck.
Three Biega Brothers Play Ice Hockey at Harvard
Alex, Mike, and Danny Biega, a talented trio of brothers, play ice hockey for Harvard.