It’s finals week, and that means something different for everyone at Harvard. For most, finals week leads to hours of ...

It appears that the season never stops, and neither do the Twitter updates.

The winds of change howling through the world of sports safety have become impossible to ignore. Traditional football has nearly been toppled by the gusts, and the winds’ next victim, hockey, lies just around the corner. Adding to the drafts is none other than our little Ivy League. The breezes began back in 2009, when the NFL was called out by Congress for not adequately protecting its players from the dangers of concussions and other head injuries.

For most seniors, spring semester marks the end of the road, a time of relaxation and low stress before entering the less forgiving professional world.

At the team’s annual awards banquet last Wednesday night, Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91, announced Danny Biega as the 120th ...

Alex Killorn has already begun his professional career, but the collegiate awards for him and junior teammate Danny Biega continue ...

Nine days after Killorn signed a two-year contract with the Tampa Bay Lightning, captain defenseman Ryan Grimshaw made his pro debut for the Trenton Titans.

It’s been a big sports year for Harvard alums. There was Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 quarterbacking his way into the hearts of Bills fans and being rewarded with a $59 million contract. There was Matt Birk ’98 continuing a stellar career with the Baltimore Ravens and being named the 2012 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year. And of course, there was Jeremy Lin ’10 reenergizing the New York Knicks and spreading bad, vaguely racist, puns across the nation.

It didn’t take long for senior forward Alex Killorn to take the next steps in his hockey career.

With a birth to its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2006 on the line, the Crimson blew a third-period lead.