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One Year Later: Harvard Student-Athletes Reflect on Lack of Ivy League Competition Since Last March

By Mairead B. Baker, Owen A. Berger, and Zadoc I.N. Gee

March 10, 2021 marks one year since Harvard students received the news they would have to vacate campus. That same week the Ivy League and eventually the entire NCAA halted competition. While many conferences have resumed athletic play, the Ivy League remains one of just a handful of conferences that have still not resumed athletic competition, recently announcing the cancellation of the spring sports season. The Crimson sat down and spoke with three student-athletes to hear their reflections on the past year.

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