This year's edition of 'The Game' between Ivy League cornerstones Harvard and Yale takes on a few degrees of extra meaning. For the first time this century, the

Yale pulled off a stunning 28-point comeback against Youngstown State in the FCS playoffs, garnering attention from around social media.

While the term “Ivy League” was first coined to describe a coalition of northeastern schools that played against each other, the schools within it were never really intended to be sports powerhouses. When the conference was created in 1954, it was ...

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. It’s no secret: college admissions have always been fiercely competitive. But as demand for higher education swells ...