For the third week in a row, the rugby team took down a conference power in convincing fashion.

Though they may not get the recognition of their state school counterparts, all of Brown’s teams will be exciting to watch in their own way.

The women’s water polo team turned in its California spring break trip with a 8-4 record on the West Coast.

The women’s water polo team opened its regular season on the road Saturday with a 15-14, double-overtime victory over George Washington University.

Few observers of ECAC men’s ice hockey would have expected anything different than a split from a Brown team facing opponents at both ends of the standings.

The men’s and women’s squash teams continued to struggle last week, each falling to Yale, Dartmouth and Harvard.

The men’s ice hockey team came into the weekend facing not just two of the strongest teams in the ECAC, but two of the hottest teams in the nation.

The Bears finished a six-game road trip with their fourth consecutive loss, leaving them 11th in the ECAC.

The diversity-driven festivities may expand next year to coincide with the U.’s 250th anniversary.

Despite returning three top players from injuries, Bruno continues to struggle on offense and special teams.