Harvard Stadium (Boston) -- 1903 The Harvard Crimson football stadium is the nation's oldest permanent concrete structure dedicated to college athletics. Initially a gift from Harvard's 1879 class ...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — In different times, and under different circumstances, Jack McGowan would be one-stop shopping for anyone interested in knowing what it’s like to step inside Harvard Stadium ...

Initially a gift from Harvard’s 1879 class, the stadium hosted its first football game on Nov. 14, 1903 against Dartmouth. Since then, rugby, lacrosse, soccer and ice hockey have been played in ...

Credit: Brandon Pride Harvard Stadium in Boston ... Located right on campus, there isn’t much more you can ask for from an Ivy League football stadium. BRANDON PRIDE is a Wharton senior studying ...

But the way that Yale’s football team saw it ... “There is no better way to go out than winning at Harvard Stadium,” said quarterback Grant Jordan, who bedeviled the Crimson all day.

Former longtime Harvard football coach Tim Murphy said in an interview that the University decision to rename the field at Harvard Stadium as a tribute to him was a “tremendous honor.” Harvard ...

For the first time in 27 years, Columbia football went north to Harvard Stadium and emerged victorious. An exceptional showing on special teams and a gutsy 2-point conversion call on a fourth-quarter ...

Harvard Stadium seats just over 30,000 people ... Spencer King is a former Editor for the Sports desk. Currently he covers football for the News. He has also previously covered the Yale men's lacrosse ...

and the Bears rallied to beat Harvard 31-28 on Saturday to snap a 12-game losing streak in the series. Brown’s last win in the series came in 2010 in the first-ever night game at Brown Stadium.