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US gasoline prices climb despite EPA efforts to ease stricter summer specifications
Average spot prices for US gasoline on the Gulf Coast, Atlantic Coast, Midwest, and West Coast jumped 87-119 cents/gal year over year during March-July 2026, despite the US Environmental Protection Agency's expanded fuel waiver framework designed to provide price relief.
Harvard Fencing Faced Its First Challenge of the New Year at the St. John’s Super Cup
At the St. John's Super Cup this weekend, the Harvard women’s fencing team (13-3) lost to Princeton, Columbia, and Notre Dame, but earned wins against Ohio State and St. John’s. The men’s fencing team (11-5), meanwhile, finished the tournament with a 1-4 record, nabbing a win over Ohio State. The women’s team entered the tournament with an 11-0 record and significant momentum.
Harvard’s Impact on the Rules of Football: Four Rules that Altered the Game
A Crimson receiver runs toward the end zone with the ball during an earlier rendition of The Game. By Courtesy of Harvard Athletics By Amelie N. Lima, Contributing Writer Football has long been a pivot sport in the United States, beginning as a gentleman’s sport that combined elements of soccer and rugby. Harvard established its football team in 1873, one of the first in the nation.
The Crimson Split Ranked Weekend Matchups, Beating No. 10 Yale But Falling to No. 13 Brown in OT
Harvard women's hockey celebrates in a Beanpot game against Boston University. The team similarly celebrated its successful weekend against ranked opponents. By Courtesy of Eddie Monigan / Harvard Athletics By Amelie N. Lima and Sofia Zhang, Contributing Writers The Harvard women’s ice hockey team faced a fierce lineup this weekend.
Surviving a “Harvard Meltdown”
BY: TILLY BUTTERWORTH ’28 About 10 weeks into my first semester at Harvard, I sat down with a friend for a catch-up, and we both ended up breaking down over our Harvard journeys so far. Although it was difficult to express how burnt out we were feeling, I was unexpectedly reassured when I realized I wasn’t alone in experiencing this. However, I also felt a deep sense of frustration that it had taken me this long to confront the stress and imposter syndrome I had been ignoring.
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