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Dartmouth's Schram a Lowe's Finalist
 Dartmouth women’s basketball senior co-captain Koren Schram has been selected as a national finalist for the 2008-09 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award — which focuses on classroom, character, community and competition.
Ivy Weekly Basketball Awards 8 - 1/5
 Brown sophomore guard Adrian Williams exploded for a career-high 29 points versus Quinnipiac, connecting on nine-of-11 field goals, including an incredible seven-of-eight three-pointers, and four-of-four free throws.
Ivy Weekly Women's Basketball Awards 8 - 1/5
 Columbia forward Judie Lomax had another impressive week averaging a double-double, including 20 points and 13 rebounds in her hometown of Washington, D.C., to pace the Ivy Women's Basketball weekly awards.
Ivy Weekly Women's Basketball Awards 7 - 12/29
 Columbia sophomore standout Judie Lomax had a monster week averaging a double-double (19.0 ppg and 15.5 rpg), including a career-high 22 points against Cal State Northridge, to lead the Ivy Women's Basketball weekly awards.
Ivy Weekly Basketball Awards 7 - 12/29
 Yale senior forward Travis Pinick had a big game in a tough 66-63 road loss at SEC foe Alabama, scoring 17 points with 11 rebounds for his first double-double of the season.
Yale Alum Earns LPGA Tour Card for 2009
Three Ivies Named NSCAA Scholar All-Americas
Columbia Names Anderson to Lead Men's Soccer
Princeton To Name Jadwin Gym Court "Carril Court"
Ivy Weekly Basketball Awards 6 - 12/22
Ivy Weekly Women's Basketball Awards 6 - 12/22
Four Ivies to Participate in MLS Combine
Woolley Named to Continue Columbia's Resurgence
Host of Ivy Laxmen Earn Preseason All-America Nod
Columbia's Forte Heads to Sports Broadcasting Hall
Yale's Sokolowski to Serve as 2009 Fiesta Bowl Official
Brown's Morey Named to 2009 NFL Pro Bowl
Seven Ivies Earn NCSAA All-Region Honors
Cornell's Niemand Named Order of Merit Inductee
Ivy Weekly Women's Basketball Awards 5 - 12/15
Ivy Weekly Basketball Awards 5 - 12/15
Déjà vu for Harvard Duo; Henderson also All-America
10 Ivies on NSCAA All-Northeast Teams
Yale on YES
More Accolades for Reinprecht
Ivy Weekly Women's Basketball Awards 4 - 12/8
Ivy Weekly Basketball Awards 4 - 12/8
"What Happens in Vegas..." Makes National News
Yale Bows Out to No. 1 Penn State
Yale Volleyball Advances
Harvard’s Berry, Yale’s Gerald Vie for NFF Honor
Jeff Orleans Tabbed for NFF Legacy Award
Fall Academic All-Ivy -- 2008
Timothy A. Maslyn (1957-2008)
Three Ivies Named Silver Anniversary Recipients
Ivy Weekly Basketball Awards 3 - 12/1
Ivy Weekly Women's Basketball Awards 3 - 12/1
Yale to Face Ohio U. in NCAAs
Wake Forest Overpowers Dartmouth; Advances to Elite 8
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From seventh-round pick to NFL Europe to captaining a Super Bowl champion to starting Pro Bowl special teams selection. Not bad for a once professional journeyman and former Asa Bushnell Cup Ivy League Player of the Year.
Eighty-eight hundredths of a second is all that separated Columbia's Erison Hurtault ’07 from qualifying in his 400-meter heat at the 2008 Summer Olympics. He is ready to make amends in London 2012.
Yale alum Sada Jacobson ('06) is a fencing world champion and Olympic medalist. Now a first-year law student at the University of Michigan, she is inspiring a whole new generation to excel in the sport she loves.
Former Barnard/Columbia fencer Erinn Smart is a two-time Olympian who recently claimed a silver medal in Beijing. Click inside to read about how she's "Foiling the Competition."
Former Princeton basketball player and current TIME Magazine scribe Sean Gregory recently stepped inside the ring with Oscar De La Hoya during one of the boxing champion's training sessions in California. Check inside for the video!
Click inside to read about the Princeton a cappela group for varsity athletes founded by Tiger senior golfer Marlowe Boukis.
With the NCAA Cross Country Championships fast approaching, Trackshark recently caught up with two-time Heps individual champion Liz Costello of Princeton who has her sights set on guiding the Tigers to the national team title.
Chris Young and George Parros are both high-profile professional athletes in Southern California, who trace their relationship back to their days as undergraduate classmates at Princeton.
What makes the Harvard-Yale game unique is its pedigree. The 125th meeting between the teams will be Nov. 22, 2008 at noon at Harvard Stadium. The