Responding to offensive anti-Muslim ads on SEPTA
Organized by the Muslim Student’s Association, human rights advocate and lawyer, Qasim Rashid, gave a lecture at Haverford on April 23 in response to the anti-Muslim posted on SEPTA buses in Philadelphia this month.
What Will the Future Hold?
David Wessel ’75 and Barry Zubrow ’75 discussed our financial future at the fifth annual Economics Alumni Forum.
John Carlos at Haverford
The famous Olympian and civil rights activist, perhaps best known for raising his black-gloved fist on the medal stand in silent protest of racism and economic injustice at the 1968 Games in Mexico City, visited campus for several events, including a public talk about his life and work.
TEDx Comes to Haverford
“Crossing Borders” was the theme on Saturday, September 29, when the College hosted its first TEDx conference. Organized by Isaac Anthony ’14, Sofia Athanassiadis ’14, Tamar Hoffman ’15,…
Where Math and Dance Intersect
The first Mellon Tri-College Artist-in-Residence of the year featured Dr. Karl Schaffer mounting “Where Patterns Collide: Math and Dance,” an interactive workshop explored the way dance and math are naturally connected.
What Can You Say In Only Two Minutes?
On Thursday, September 20, a group of students, faculty and staff gathered in the Philips Wing of Magill Library to attend an evening of two-minute “Lightning Talks,” exploring different topics in the intersection of the scholarly and the digital.
Ying Li: No Middle Way Opens at Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery
On Friday, September 7, the College’s Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery opened its new season with Ying Li: No Middle Way, an exhibit showcasing the landscape paintings of Professor of Fine Arts Ying Li.
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.