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Articles by Bianca M. Egan
Things that Could Start and End While You’re Still in that BerryLINE
Around CampusFeaturesHow to HarvardQuizzesRoving ReporterSearch Berryline: aptly named and (maybe) worth the wait. Step onto Arrow Street on any given day, and be confronted with the population of a small municipality waiting for homemade mochi on their frozen yogurt. Even satellites are familiar with the BerryLine. You should only brave the Line when you have time to kill, because who knows what you could miss while you’re waiting?
Women’s Hockey Earns Buzzer-Beater Win Over Brown in Overtime
Freshman defender Emi Biotti scored the golden goal in overtime against the Bears. By Chase W. McCann By Bianca M. Egan, Crimson Staff Writer Harvard met Brown for the second time this season. When the teams faced off against each other in November, the Crimson lost in overtime. This time, Harvard (9-7-1, 5-5-1 ECAC) got its revenge and clutched a last-second overtime win at home over the Bears (11-8-1, 7-5-1 ECAC).
One and a Half Centuries of The Game
1875-1925: Finding its Footing Nov. 13, 1875, marked the start of the 150-year rivalry between the Crimson and the Bulldogs. Although the first edition of The Game was a hybrid of rugby and soccer, the two schools met on a cold November day in New Haven to begin what is now a historic rivalry. Harvard was brought to the field by a $75 promise from Yale, and spectators flocked to watch the two teams for 50 cents apiece.
Harvard Women’s Tennis Completes Weekend Sweep, Caps Off Undefeated Ivy Season
The women's tennis team continued its dominance in the Ivy League, taking down both Cornell and Columbia. Now, the team has its eyes set on the NCAA regionals. By Courtesy of Harvard Athletics By Bianca M. Egan, Crimson Staff Writer Harvard women’s tennis completed its regular season with an overall record of 15-8, and conference record of 7-0.
Harvard Women’s Tennis Dominates Yale, Clinches Ivy League Title
Harvard women’s tennis (13-8, 5-0 Ivy) claimed the 2025 Ivy League championship following a dominant 4-1 victory over Yale on senior day. The success marks the first time since 2017 — and the 20th time in program history — that the Crimson team has earned the title of Ivy League Champions. “I am so proud of our crew and all the accomplishments they received thus far,” said Coach Green after earning her second title.
Women’s Tennis Sweeps Ivy League Competition
Harvard women's tennis (11-8, 3-0 Ivy) continued to triumph in Ivy League play following its recent 4-3 win over Dartmouth, beating both Princeton (7-10, 0-3 Ivy) and the University of Pennsylvania (9-8, 2-1 Ivy) in decisive 4-2 and 4-0 victories respectively. Upsetting the Tigers Harvard got off to a strong start, with good performances in doubles from the team. Each pair displayed great use of the net and excellent shot placement.
From Cambridge to Vancouver: Goaltender Aku Koskenvuo Transitions to the Canucks
Koskenvuo protects the goal in a regular season matchup against RPI. By Chase W. McCann By Bianca M. Egan, Crimson Staff Writer Since skating for the first time, Aku Koskenvuo dreamed about gliding with the pros in the NHL. Being a draft prospect is exciting for any hockey player, but signing to one’s childhood team is an unmatched experience. Koskenvuo, a proud three year goaltender for Harvard, will be taking everything he learned with him to his next destination: the Vancouver Canucks.
Harvard Seizes Win Against RPI To Start Off ECAC Playoffs
Junior defenseman Ryan Healey skates at home for the Crimson. The Crimson picked up a key win this weekend in the first playoff game of the season. By Courtesy Harvard Athletics By Nate M. Bolan, Bianca M.
Harvard Men’s Swimming Places Second in Ivy League Championships
After four days and nights of intense competition, Harvard’s men's swimming and diving team placed second in the Ivy League championship — breaking a seven year win streak. The Crimson, tied with the Tigers as competition neared its completion, ultimately totaled 1262.5 points and fell to Princeton by just 68. The first three nights of the championship featured a number of tight races, with the Crimson taking second in the 200-yard medley and 200-yard freestyle relays.
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