Digital Poster Display by CPGC Summer Interns
The Center for Peace and Global Citizenship celebrated the International Day of Peace with presentations by some of the CPGC summer interns.
Issues and Action Seminar
Caila Heyison ’11, a current Haverford House fellow, returned to campus to run a seminar on activism.
Field Guide Opens Cantor Fitzgerald Season
Friday, September 2, Field Guide opened at the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery. The first show of the year, Field Guide features sculptures by Associate Professor of Fine Arts Markus Baenziger that challenge the relationship between the biological and the technological.
An Insider’s Look At Customs Week
Peer Awareness Facilitator Jacob Lowy ’14 describes his experience at Customs Week, the introduction to Haverford’s first-year orientation program.
Mark Rembert ’07 Meets a President and Works for a County, Both Called Clinton
Mark Rembert ’07 talks about his organization (Energize Clinton County), being invited to the Clinton Global Initiative to problem-solve rural poverty, and working with fellow Ford Parker Hoar ’07, an architect, on community design and development.
Mark Rembert '07 Meets a President and Works for a County, Both Called Clinton
Mark Rembert ’07 talks about his organization (Energize Clinton County), being invited to the Clinton Global Initiative to problem-solve rural poverty, and working with fellow Ford Parker Hoar ’07, an architect, on community design and development.
Haverford Remembers 9/11
To honor the 10th anniversary of 9/11 we are inviting the Haverford community to share reflections on our blog.
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.