History Lesson: Haverford’s First Women Graduates
In 1918, Haverford began granting master’s degrees to women for the first time.
KINSC Gets Fooled
As is tradition, to mark April Fool’s Day, students from the science different departments bedecked their parts of the KINSC with themed decorations.
International Council in Hong Kong
For the first time ever Haverford’s International Council held its annual meeting in Hong Kong and welcomed incoming President Dan Weiss to the table.
Corporations as Global Citizens
Daniel Price ’77, David Hackett ’76, and John Heller ’89, who all have deep experience in business, international trade and the law, shared their insights on the role of multinational corporations regarding social change at a panel discussion held on campus on February 28.
FAB Legopallooza
Fords Against Boredom (FAB) brought 100 pounds of Legos to Ryan Gym on Friday for Legopallooza, which gave students the chance to revisit the childhood delights of playing…
James House Welcomes “Interpreting Displacement”
Interpreting Displacement, an exhibit in the student art space James House, opened on Feb. 22 and features the work of Anneke Heher ‘14, Honglan Huang ‘16, Andrew Szczurek ‘16 and Sofia Vivado ‘16.
James House Welcomes "Interpreting Displacement"
Interpreting Displacement, an exhibit in the student art space James House, opened on Feb. 22 and features the work of Anneke Heher ‘14, Honglan Huang ‘16, Andrew Szczurek ‘16 and Sofia Vivado ‘16.
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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.