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Dean, Claudine Gay and Athletics Director Bob Scalise

Athletics for the 21st century

New study to look at organization, programs, and student experience to lay groundwork for strategic planning

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DateSeptember 16, 2019

Randi Griffin '10

Randi Griffin ’10 to play for unified women’s hockey team at Olympics

U.S.-South Korean citizen was a four-year letter winner for Harvard

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DateFebruary 8, 2018February 9, 2018

Kami Krista ’21 scales Harvard’s bouldering wall while members of the Climbing Club look on.

Quidditch, anyone? Inside Harvard club sports

Snapshots of student athletes in motion

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DateJanuary 11, 2018July 25, 2019

Harvard men's hockey celebrated its first Beanpot Championship in 24 years with a 6-3 win against Boston University at the TD Garden on Monday night.

Harvard men’s hockey regains Beanpot title

After 24 years, 6-3 win over BU brings it back home

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DateFebruary 14, 2017December 15, 2017

Jason Waldron, Harvard Athletics' facilities manager, tours Bright Hockey Center, where the lights were converted to super-efficient LEDs to save costs and energy.

Bright lights, big impact

With energy-efficient bulbs, buildings improve visibility, aid environment, save money

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DateSeptember 24, 2013April 18, 2019

Softball splits with Princeton, Cornell

Harvard will close the week with doubleheaders against Yale

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DateApril 10, 2013January 8, 2018

"The faculty and students are incredibly fortunate to have you here, have you working for us, and have you support everything we do here. You make a huge difference in everything this institution is able to accomplish. You make Harvard what it is," FAS Dean Michael D. Smith told the 57 recipients of the Dean's Distinction award.

Recognizing outstanding staff

Fifty-seven are presented with Dean’s Distinction awards

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DateMarch 13, 2013May 30, 2019

Kenyatta Smith '15 takes a shot at Friday's game. Smith established a new Harvard single-game record with 10 blocks, and finished with a career-best 20 points.

Crimson move into first place in Ivy League

Harvard men's basketball beats Penn, then Princeton

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DateFebruary 19, 2013November 10, 2016

“Wintersession at the College is filled with terrific opportunities for students to learn new things or explore their passions,” said Dean Evelynn M. Hammonds. During last year's Wintersession, the Harvard Breakers tore up the floor with hip-hop dancers in training.

Wonders of Wintersession

Harvard’s informal January programs are increasingly diverse, often whimsical

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DateDecember 18, 2012March 6, 2019

Joe Walsh, the Joseph J. O’Donnell ’67 Head Coach for Harvard Baseball, died early this morning at his home in New Hampshire.

Harvard baseball coach dies

University mourns sudden loss of Joe Walsh

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DateJuly 31, 2012July 25, 2019

Harvard Athletics sports solar panels

Gordon Indoor Track and Tennis building has University's largest installation

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DateJune 5, 2012July 18, 2019

Sophomore Michael Innocenzi (right) doesn't let the rain stop him from helping Harvard take on the Haiti National Team in a fundraiser for Partners In Health on Sunday.

Soccer for a cause

Harvard-Haiti benefit match a crowd-pleaser

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DateApril 23, 2012

Harvard women's basketball celebrates its win over Hofstra, 73-71 on Thursday. The Ivy League entered this year's tournament a combined 0-5 in the WNIT since 2007 when it first earned an automatic bid. For Harvard, it marks the team's first victory in three tries at the tournament and improves the program to 2-8 all-time in the postseason.

Women’s basketball sets record

First team in Ivy League history to record a win in WNIT

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DateMarch 16, 2012

Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Michael D. Smith (right) hosted the second annual Dean's Distinction award ceremony honoring exceptional FAS employees such as James Frazier, director of strength and conditioning for Harvard Athletics.

38 honored with Dean’s Distinction

FAS awards recognize outstanding employees

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DateMarch 3, 2011

Mike Way, above, is the inaugural Gregory Lee ’87 and Russell Ball ’88 Endowed Coach for Squash. The Lee and Ball families hope this gift will benefit generations of Harvard squash athletes and unite the alumni in continued support of the program.

New endowed coaching position

Mike Way named Gregory Lee ’87 and Russell Ball ’88 Endowed Coach for Squash

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DateSeptember 21, 2010July 18, 2019

In December, Schellberg was named a finalist for the Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup, which is given to the student athlete who has “made the greatest positive influence in the lives of others.”

A key player on the field and off

Softball co-captain Melissa Schellberg combines athleticism with community service

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DateApril 29, 2010July 24, 2019

Harvard helps fight hunger

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DateOctober 15, 2009

Holiday hours for workout facilities…and more

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DateMay 24, 2007