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Children explore a forest pond with sticks and nets, searching for creatures in the shallow water.

Harvard Squared | May-June 2025

Springtime with Mass Audubon

Springtime with Mass Audubon

by Nell Porter-Brown

Senior captain Laurent Rivard drives past Princeton's Ben Hazel at Lavietes Pavilion. The Crimson swept both the Penn and Princeton home-and-away series this year for the first time in history.

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Championships and Milestones

Harvard basketball, swimming, and squash teams won Ivy titles and set some individual records this spring.

Men's squash captured the national championship against Trinity College at the season-ending tournament of the College Squash Association. The women (pictured above) will vie to repeat as national champs next weekend at Princeton’s Jadwin Squash Courts.

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Squash Men Are National Champions

Take national title from Trinity College, 9-0

Sean and Chris Satterthwaite

John Harvard's Journal | March-April 2014

Thicker than Water

Chris, Tim, and Sean Satterthwaite all compete in Ivy League swimming meets.

by Craig Lambert

The men's and women's squash teams pose with their coaches—and their trophies.

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Squash Teams Quash Trinity, Yale, Win Ivies

Heading to nationals, men's and women's teams undefeated

Harvard and Northeastern in 2011 Beanpot action

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Beanpot Originals

Five men who played in the original Beanpot hockey tourney, or one of the first ones, meet each year before the annual fray.

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Crimson Women Head for Sochi Ice

Four Harvard players have made the U.S. Olympic ice hockey team bound for Sochi, Russia.

Katey Stone at the Edge Sports Center in Bedford, Massachusetts

John Harvard's Journal | January-February 2014

To Russia, with Gloves

Katey Stone coaches the Olympics-bound U.S. icewomen.

by Barbara Matson

Harvard followers stormed the field at Yale Bowl to join players celebrating the Crimson’s seventh straight victory over the Blue.

John Harvard's Journal | January-February 2014

Over the Moon

Seven straight wins against Yale, and a shared Ivy title

by Cleat

Harvard partisans stormed the field at Yale Bowl to celebrate the Crimson’s seventh consecutive victory over the Blue. Thousands of discouraged Yale followers had left the Bowl at halftime.

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Football: Harvard 34, Yale 7

Crimson gridders make it seven straight over the Blue.

by Cleat

In the final minute of play, safety Jaron Wilson stopped Penn halfback Kyle Wilcox at the Harvard 20-yard line after a one-yard gain on a swing pass. Holding off three final passing attempts, the Crimson defense quashed the Quakers’ late bid for a game-tying rally.

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Football: Harvard 38, Penn 30

A seemingly easy win turns hazardous.

by Cleat