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Crimson Take First Ivy WNIT Win
Brogan Berry and Christine Clark combine for 49 points as the Crimson defeat Hofstra, 73-71.
3.16.12
Hoopsters from 1946 Redux
Reminiscences from the Crimson’s last NCAA tournament turn
3.13.12
Don’t Pass the Bacon
Study links red meat consumption to premature death
3.13.12
National Book Critics Circle Honors Three
Harvard affiliates Jasanoff, Pearlman, Silvers recognized
3.13.12
March Madness Beckons
Harvard men gain first NCAA basketball berth since 1946.
3.7.12
Scientists Grow Eggs from Ovarian Stem Cells
The findings could have implications for treating infertility.
2.28.12
Harvard Women Win National Squash Championship
The team beats Yale in the final.
2.28.12
Funding Start-Up Genius in Cambridge
A new venture fund to keep the “next big thing” close to Harvard
2.1.12
Yale Hires Four Harvard Football Coaches
Four of Harvard’s nine varsity football coaches have reportedly been hired by the Yale program, including Tony Reno, Yale’s new head coach.
1.26.12
Common Chemicals May Diminish Children’s Benefit from Vaccines
A Harvard study reports that children exposed to chemicals in food packaging and textile products may have compromised immune systems.
1.26.12
Raj Chetty and Colleagues Release Controversial Education Study
Study finds good teaching leads to lower teenage-pregnancy rates and greater college matriculation.
1.18.12
Jeremy C. Stein Nominated to Federal Reserve Board
The economics professor has investigated flaws in the financial markets.
1.4.12
Retired Football Coach Dies
Joe Restic was head coach for 23 seasons.
12.12.11
Crimson Hoopsters Earn First National Ranking
The men’s basketball team makes the Associated Press Top 25 for the first time.