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Defense Leads Men's Basketball Past MIT in Season Opener
The personnel may have been different, but the storyline was the same.
Students on the Trail
To be at the center of a movement, to work in constant collaboration with a community of people who believe in one goal, with one election in mind—it is this larger purpose of the campaign that drives these students.
Harvard Football Bounces Back, Tops Dartmouth, 31-17
Following last week's shocking loss to Princeton, the Harvard football team responded with a victory over Dartmouth to regain a share of the league lead.
In Stunning Comeback, Princeton Upsets Harvard Football, 39-34
Up 34-10 two minutes into the fourth quarter, the Harvard football team seemed to be on its way to a 15th straight win.
Tradition on the Charles
One weekend every October, nearly 9,000 athletes from all around the globe race more than 1,900 boats in 55 events as approximately 300,000 people look on.
Harvard Professor and Alum Win Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
Harvard Business School professor Alvin E. Roth was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences on Monday morning for his research on market design.
In Final Non-League Contest, Football Routs Bucknell, 35-7
While Harvard was piling on the points coming into halftime, the Bison were unable to get anything going on offense.
New Orchestra Makes Music Without Conductor
When the 35 Harvard students of the River Charles Ensemble convene for rehearsal in the Holden Chapel every Saturday, there are stands, sheets of music, instruments, and players, but one critical component is missing: a conducto
Streich Remembered as Friend, Scientist
At times an enthusiastic entrepreneur, a scientific prodigy, a political activist, a record producer, and a grandiose party host, Streich was among the most well-known members of the Class of 2013 during its first year at Harvard.
Dorm-Essentials Vending Machines Launched in Quincy
Tampons, toothpaste, and condoms have taken the place of potato chips, candy bars, and water bottles in a vending machine in the basement of New Quincy that was installed this Monday.
Scales' Four Touchdowns Lead Football to 45-31 Win Over Brown in Ivy Opener
Scales found the end zone three times in the second half, during which time Harvard had touchdowns on four consecutive drives to earn its 11th straight win dating back to last season—the longest current streak in the FCS.
