WHAT THEY LEARNED: Valerie Snow ’14
Valerie Snow’s thesis, “Subsisting on Constitutional Promises: Socio-Economic Rights Litigation for the Poor,” examined the ability of the judiciary to help realize the social and economic rights of the poor, including rights to water, education, housing, or health care in India, Colombia, and South Africa.
A Movie Premiere for Ben Hickernell '00
Lebanon, Pa., the second feature by Ben Hickernell ’00, opened in Philadelphia and New York last weekend. The filmmaker gave us an inside look at the premieres.
Haverfest ’11!
This past weekend marked one of the most highly anticipated events on the College’s annual calendar: Haverfest. It’s two days of music, food and inflatable “rides” (e.g., the Moonbounce) on Founders Green that celebrate the end of classes every year.
Haverfest '11!
This past weekend marked one of the most highly anticipated events on the College’s annual calendar: Haverfest. It’s two days of music, food and inflatable “rides” (e.g., the Moonbounce) on Founders Green that celebrate the end of classes every year.
Founders Green Gets New Maple For Arbor Day
The campus celebrated Arbor Day with the addition of a new red maple on Founder’s Green.
2011 Study Abroad Photo Contest Winners Announced!
The Office of International Academic Programs announced the winners of the 2011 Study Abroad Photo Contest.
Humanities Center Talk Explores Life, Music of Arthur Russell
The John B. Hurford ’60 Humanities Center brought Tim Lawrence, the head of the Music Culture: Theory and Production department at the University of East London and Arthur Russell biographer, to campus to discuss Russell’s life and music.
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.