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Number of articles: 59
First Article: February 19, 2026
Latest Article: April 16, 2026
On Tuesday evening, the women’s sailing team was selected to compete in the team race nationals at Tulane University next weekend. The nomination marks the first time in program history that the team has qualified for the team race competition, …
BRING OUT THE BROOMS
Last weekend, the men’s tennis team (11–3; 6–1 NESCAC) hosted two conference matches, handily defeating Connecticut College (3–12; 0–6 NESCAC) and Wesleyan University (5–7; 3–3 NESCAC) on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. In their match against the …
Last week, the men’s lacrosse team (11–0; 8–0 NESCAC) battled against two conference opponents to remain undefeated on the season.
On Wednesday, the Polar Bears traveled to Lewiston to face Bates College (8–4; 4–4 NESCAC) in a midweek showdown. The …
STRIKE ‘EM OUT
Last weekend, the softball team (19–4; 5–3 NESCAC) took three out of four home games, including handing Tufts University (17–5; 6–2 NESCAC) its first conference loss of the season. After dropping the first game to the Jumbos …
On Monday night, three-time Grammy-award winning singer-songwriter Joe Henry performed in Studzinski Hall. The evening also included a conversational interview with Professor of English Brock Clarke and a Q&A session.
Over his 40-year career, Henry has written over 18 albums, …
DEFENDED THE DEN
Last weekend, the baseball team (9–8; 2–1 NESCAC) took two out of three games from Tufts University (13–4; 1–2 NESCAC). On Friday, both teams scored all their runs in the fifth inning, including a Liam Foley ’26 …
The men’s lacrosse team (7–0; 4–0 NESCAC) is firing on all cylinders to start its 2026 campaign, hoping to make it back to the NCAA semifinals for the third year in a row. The team is ranked second in the …
TIME TO GRIND
The women’s tennis team (3–3; 2–0 NESCAC) secured two key conference wins during the first weekend of spring break before flying to California to play three matches. The Polar Bears took down Amherst College (4–3; 1–1 NESCAC) …
MOVING ON
Last Saturday, the women’s basketball team (23–1; 10–0 NESCAC) took down the Tufts University Jumbos (13–12; 4–6 NESCAC) in the quarterfinals of the NESCAC tournament. The Polar Bears never trailed in the 73–56 win thanks to six early …
WIN STREAK EXTENDED
Last weekend, the men’s hockey team (16–5–1; 12–3–1 NESCAC) extended its win streak with two road wins over Trinity College (11–10–1; 5–10–1 NESCAC) and Wesleyan University (8–14–0; 7–9–0 NESCAC). On Friday versus the Bantams, the Polar Bears …
