No. 19 Harvard Clinches FCS Playoffs With 38-24 Comeback Win Over Penn
After an ugly three-minute stretch put No. 19 Harvard down by seven points late in the first half, the Crimson scored 21 unanswered points after the break to complete a 38-24 comeback on the road against the University of Pennsylvania. The victory clinched Harvard at least a share of its program-record fourth consecutive Ivy League title.
No. 19 Harvard Clinches FCS Playoffs With 38-24 Comeback Win Over Penn
After an ugly three-minute stretch put No. 19 Harvard down by seven points late in the first half, the Crimson scored 21 unanswered points after the break to complete a 38-24 comeback on the road against the University of Pennsylvania. The victory clinched Harvard at least a share of its program-record fourth consecutive Ivy League title.
Harvard Law School Suspends Students’ Library Access After ‘Study-In’
Harvard Law School suspended at least 18 students’ access to Langdell Library for two weeks following a silent “study-in” in support of clinical instructors last Friday.
Sequoia, OpenAI, and Citadel Host Pokerbot Tournament at Harvard
Students from Harvard, MIT, and other Boston-area schools competed in a pokerbot building competition held Monday at Harvard’s David Rubenstein Treehouse.
Sequoia, OpenAI, and Citadel Host Pokerbot Tournament at Harvard
Students from Harvard, MIT, and other Boston-area schools competed in a pokerbot building competition held Monday at Harvard’s David Rubenstein Treehouse.
Harvard Law Postpones Ames Moot Court Rounds to Spring, Citing Graduate Student Union Strike
Harvard Law School will postpone the qualifying and semifinals rounds of its Ames Moot Court Competition to the spring, citing the ongoing graduate students’ union strike, according to an email sent to competitors Wednesday afternoon.
Harvard Innovation Labs Calls for Students to Address the “Unprompted” in President’s Innovation Challenge Launch
The Harvard Innovation Labs launched its annual President’s Innovation Challenge on Tuesday, offering startup funding from a prize pool of $500,000 to students across the University.
City Funding, Nonprofit Partnership Helped Keep 172 Residents on SNAP, MassHealth
Cambridge, in partnership with more than 30 local organizations, helped 172 residents stay enrolled in food and health benefit programs last month after the city allocated $500,000 in stopgap funding as part of its ongoing response to federal cuts.
City Funding, Nonprofit Partnership Helped Keep 172 Residents on SNAP, MassHealth
Cambridge, in partnership with more than 30 local organizations, helped 172 residents stay enrolled in food and health benefit programs last month after the city allocated $500,000 in stopgap funding as part of its ongoing response to federal cuts.
Cambridge Councilors Question Police Oversight Board’s Effectiveness as Leaders Cite Structural Problems
Cambridge city councilors questioned the effectiveness of the city’s civilian police review board Tuesday, citing its record of substantiating just seven of 104 complaints since 2013 as board leaders argued that structural issues have hampered its operations.
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Fifteen Questions: Jonathan Hansen on Memory, National Identity, and Fidel Castro
The Social Studies lecturer sat down with Fifteen Minutes to explore nationalisms and competing historical memories in the United States, Cuba, and now Rwanda.
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Harvard Field Hockey Beats UMass 1-0, Returns to NCAA Final Four
In front of a rowdy crowd at Berylson Field, the Harvard field hockey team successfully defended its pitch in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, beating its in-state rival, the University of Massachusetts, in a 1-0 defensive showdown.
Harvard Field Hockey Beats UMass 1-0, Returns to NCAA Final Four
In front of a rowdy crowd at Berylson Field, the Harvard field hockey team successfully defended its pitch in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, beating its in-state rival, the University of Massachusetts, in a 1-0 defensive showdown.
Men’s Hockey Falls Flat, Gets Shutout By No. 5 Quinnipiac
In the second half of a back-to-back game weekend, Harvard men’s ice hockey fell behind the eight ball early, getting blanked by No. 5 Quinnipiac in a lopsided Saturday night contest. Despite the 5-0 scoreline, junior goaltender Ben Charette played exceptionally well, making 35 saves in a game that featured few positive performances for the visiting team.
Crook Earns Runner-Up as Harvard Wrestling Opens Season at Journeymen Collegiate Classic
This past Sunday in Bethlehem, Pa., the No. 48/55 Harvard wrestling team took to the mat for the first time this season at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic, where it faced stiff competition.
Harvard Men’s Tennis Finishes Busy Weekend in Boston and ITA Sectionals
In the midst of midterm exams and chilly weather, Harvard men’s tennis competed in two tournaments in the penultimate weekend of its fall season. The red-hot Crimson first took the courts at home against Boston University in the “Battle of Boston” before sending four players to Charlottesville, Va., to play in the ITA East Sectional Championship as well.
‘Here You Come, There You Go’ Single Review: Familiar Heartbreak in Unfamiliar Sound
Abrams’ lyrical approach is familiar, but this familiarity makes the song’s sonic experimentation extremely compelling and refreshing.
Artist Profile: Rocket Ahuna Weaves Aloha Into Couture
Dedication to artistic excellence takes a rare kind of courage, but fashion designer Rocket Ahuna has never played it safe.
Leaving Lamont: A 2 a.m. Fall Playlist for Midterm Season
Whether you are closing your laptop after a completed paper or an unfinished problem set, here are 10 songs to carry you home.
‘HOW TO QUIT SMOKING’ Album Review: Dominic Fike Embraces Growing Pains and Finds Beauty in the Everyday
The album’s endearing lyrics, playful experimentation, and moments of vulnerability make it compelling and relatable.