COOL CLASSES: “Reproducing Difference: The Sociology of Taste, Consumption, and Lifestyle”
This sociology course examines how consumption, lifestyle and taste come together to operate as a site of class difference and social reproduction.
Playing In His Father’s Arena
Thursday night’s basketball game against Johns Hopkins marked the first time Hopkins freshman Michael Gardner took the court in the athletics center named for his late father, Douglas B. Gardner ’83.
History Lesson: Serendipity Day Camp Connects the College with the Community
The camp, which began on campus in 1964, hosted a record 300-plus kids last summer.
Puppy Power!
Finals time can be stressful, that’s why the Pre-Vet Society continued its recent tradition of hosting a Destress With Dogs event during the last week of the semester.
The Binchois Consort: From Windsor Castle to The Cloisters To Haverford
The Early Music experts gave a performance, workshopped pieces with student singers, and visited a class to sing from a newly acquired manuscript.
Bricolage Hosts Holiday Gift Fair and Workshop
The new student co-op invited community members to James House to buy or trade for handmade gift items, learn to marble paper, and enjoy homemade food.
All Is Bright Thanks To Lloyd Lights
In a favorite campus tradition, the denizens of Lloyd Hall decorate their entryways with festive lights, holly, and (in the case of Lloyd 31-32) a blowup Santa doll to celebrate the end of the semester.
Cool Classes
The Club Life @ Haverford
A series exploring the many varied student clubs on campus.
What They Learned
A series exploring the thesis work of recent graduates.
Where They’re Headed
A blog series detailing the post-Haverford plans of our recent graduates.