In its first five years, the Mandy Schwartz marrow donor registration drive has produced 17 matches. John Oppenheimer ’14, the starting center on the football team, became the football team’s first ever match this year and completed a donation in January. In its drive earlier this month, the Schwartz Foundation used John’s story to aid »

The baseball team is no longer in contention in the Ivy League, but that does not mean the Bulldogs do not have a lot to play for this weekend.

After losing its opening regatta of the spring season against Brown, the No. 7 men’s heavyweight crew appears to have hit its stride heading into the home stretch of the season.

In its final regular season matchup, the men’s lacrosse team will travel to Boston to take on archrival Harvard in a battle for a high spot in the Ivy League Tournament.

Every time an athlete races around a track, he is subjecting himself to the measurement of the clock and competing, albeit indirectly, against the entire world.

The women’s lacrosse team could not overcome its opponent’s strong first half, this time succumbing to Boston University 16-15.

The women’s golf team came out of the gates hot this academic year with a wire-to-wire victory at its fall season opener, the Dartmouth Invitational.

Last year was one to forget for Yale Athletics.

In a brief respite from Ivy League play, the softball team extended its losing streak to 13 games Wednesday night after dropping a pair of road games to Army, 10–2 and 8–0.

Just over 2.5 miles into the race, Ryan Laemel ’14 had fallen five meters behind the lead pack of runners.

The Yale lightweight crew left another opponent in its wake on Saturday, winning all four of its races against the Big Green.