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Ivy League

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Ivy League

Eight long-established colleges and universities in the USA with prestigious academic and social reputations: Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Yale.

The members of the Ivy League compete in intercollegiate athletics.



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The Ivy League is the only DivisionI basketball conference that does not play a conference tournament to determine its automatic bid for the NCAAs.
Abaya laughed at the idea Lakehead was trying to compare itself to Yale; still, they don't intend to expand the campaign to include other Ivy League schools.
RACIAL DIVERSITY AMONG FIRST-year students is increasing at Ivy League institutions and other high-ranking, predominantly white colleges and universities.
 
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