As 2015 winds down, we will take a look back at the Top Ten moments of the calendar year.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. In a ceremony held last weekend, the Milwaukee Athletic Department inducted five members into the Bud K. Haidet Athletics Hall of Fame. Included in the Class of 2015 was Nick Davis (track & field), who is currently an assistant coach ...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Get to know women's cross country junior Maryann Gong in our next edition of the Engineer Spotlight. This will be a weekly series that will focus on learning about MIT student-athlete's accomplishments on and off the field and why th...

MILWAUKEE, Wis. In a ceremony held last weekend, the Milwaukee Athletic Department inducted five members into the Bud K. Haidet Athletics Hall of Fame. Included in the Class of 2015 was Nick Davis (track & field), who is currently an assistant coach ...

BOSTON, Mass. The MIT men s track and field team began their 2015-16 campaign at the Boston University Season Opener held at the Boston University Track & Tennis Center yesterday afternoon. All four members of the team that competed qualified for the...

It was a solid day of action for the Mount Holyoke College track & field team, which opened its 2015-16 season at the 2015 Smith College Invitational.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass.--The track and field team opened the 2015-16 season by hosting the non-scoring Smith College Winter Classic Saturday at the Smith Indoor Track and Tennis Facility.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. - The Smith College track and field team opens their season by hosting the Smith Winter Classic on Saturday. Events are slated to begin at 11 a.m.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - For the second straight season, MIT women s cross country junior Maryann Gong (Livermore, Calif.) has been named as an All-American as announced by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) this...

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. - Community service by athletic teams is a proud tradition at Smith College--one that benefits community individuals and causes as well as the student-athletes themselves.