Back Singing the Blues
The College’s oldest all-women a cappella group, the Oxford Blues, celebrated its 31st anniversary with a campus concert featuring 20 alumnae from classes going back to 1991.
WHAT THEY LEARNED: Josh Nadel ’15
The economics major used tenets of game theory to investigate an individual’s decision to own a gun.
WHAT THEY LEARNED: Willa Austen Isikoff ’15
Her history senior thesis on the British policy regarding Basque child refugees during the Spanish Civil War studied the past to see how it can inform contemporary policy issues.
WHAT THEY LEARNED: Whitney Mueller ’15
The French major grappled with differences between a written text and a visual theory in relation to two works by 16th century author François Rabelais.
Where They’re Headed: Robin Banerji ’15
The economics and linguistics double major is starting a career in economic analysis at Moody’s Analytics.
WHAT THEY LEARNED: Jessica Poling ’15
A New York Times article on art therapy in prison sparked her interest in the intersection of mental health and the arts, which led to her thesis comparing art therapy with the Outsider Art movement.
A Summer Bounty at the HaverFarm
Growing interest from students in sustainable, local food has led to an on-campus, student-run farm, which supplies food to Dining Services and a weekly farm stand.
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.