The Game is what every Harvard student lives and breathes for. The days leading up to the weekend are infused with a sense of urgency, anticipation, and an air of gravitas, coming from the nearly 150 ...

There’s no reason to sequester conversations about Plato and the good life to an ideologically homogeneous — some might say, ...

Until the administration finally commits itself to delivering the education we deserve, we will continue to pursue it ourselves, without regard for the Editorial Board’s opinions.

Here we present the stories of four of our own alumni at The Crimson who pioneered the paper’s sports section. Looking back to their experience celebrating winning Harvard football teams and covering ...

President-elect Donald Trump’s decisive victory proved, once again, that our liberal institutions desperately failed to meet ...

Until Harvard puts in more effort to find diamonds in the rough, legions of feeder school resumes — hand-edited by ...

Tailgating is integral to the college sports experience. A good tailgate has the power to turn a mediocre football experience ...

David I. Gonzalez ’25, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a double concentrator in Psychology and Economics in Kirkland House.

Setti D. Warren is the director of Harvard’s Institute of Politics.

Forst, a former Crimson editor and former executive vice president of the University, has to navigate that tricky terrain each fall. While three of his children attended Harvard — including his ...

Harvard has a responsibility to prepare its pre-med students for the complex interactions they will be called to manage. Pure humanities courses just won’t cut it.

Crimson supporters will soon fill Harvard Square, looking forward to partaking in the storied traditions of The Game which current students can count on as a constant --- or so they might think. In ...