Athletics
Coverage of the Harvard sports and athletics—from team achievements to individual standout stories.
What Does the $2.8B NCAA Settlement Mean for Harvard?
Athlete-payment case will change little for Ivy League athletes.
Update: Harvard versus Cornell
The Crimson compiled 423 yards in total offense, diversifying its potent passing attack with end-around plays and the deftly executed reverse...
Allegations of lowering of academic standards and improper recruiting
See the statement issued by the Ivy League on September 3, as well as background links...
An injury endangers a Harvard soccer striker's season
An injury endangers a striker's season...
by Paul Gleason
Harvard football and soccer previews
Football and soccer previews...
Harvard gold and siler in Beijing Olympics
Harvard athletes competing in Beijing won two gold and two silver medals over the weekend...
Harvard Olympians Compete in Beijing
Nine Harvardians, including two undergraduates, will compete in the Beijing Olympic games during the next two weeks, in the sports of...
Harvard Alumni Olympic Rowers... and Facebook Litigants
Two members of the 2008 U.S. men's Olympic rowing team hold Harvard degrees: Cameron Winklevoss ’04 and Tyler Winklevoss ’04...
Broken Baseball Bats: A Harvard (Statistician's) View
Major League Baseball has retained Carl Morris, professor of statistics and professor of health care policy, to assist in its analysis of the seeming upsurge in broken baseball bats this season...
All Eyes on China
T minus two weeks to the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games in China. Amid the media throng, several Crimson correspondents offer insightful reports...
What Next for Ivy League Sports?
Ivy league executive director Jeff Orleans to retire