Updates for Alumni & Parents
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Lives That Speak, Alumni Weekend, Continuing a Century-Old Tradition...
LIVES THAT SPEAK: THE CAMPAIGN FOR HAVERFORD
Over the past seven years, thousands have joined the campaign that is transforming the College and building its future. Your participation matters, and only you can give it. Before Lives That Speak concludes on June 30, please make a gift that celebrates the best qualities of Haverford, and honors the role your education played in shaping your life.
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JOIN THE FUN AT ALUMNI WEEKEND, MAY 26-28
No r.s.v.p. is required for these events and all Fords are welcome.
MUSIC AND FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL
Saturday, May 27
11:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Founders Green
Join us for a family-friendly event and sample delicious food from these local vendors:
- Abuelita's Empanadas
- Hai Street Kitchen & Co.
- Love Hot Dog Co.
- Love Food Truck
- Nick's Roast Beef
- Smokin' Tacos
- The Tot Cart
- Wow Wagon
- Milk + Sugar Sweets Truck
Food Trucks accept cash and credit cards. Gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan food available.
LIVE MUSIC
Friday, May 26
7:00–9:00 p.m.
EMMET COHEN TRIO
Saturday, May 27
11:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
JOTI ROCKWELL • GLITTER
HAVE-WE-METTES • RED 40
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
DINGO
SCREENING OF “THE SECRET LIFE OF JOHN CHAPMAN”
Friday, May 26
9:00–11:00 p.m., Stokes Auditorium
Enjoy this bio-pic about Haverford president John R. Coleman, who took a sabbatical and worked as a general laborer to experience life outside the College’s insulated environment. Will Coleman ’07, grandson of Jack Coleman, will introduce the film.
THE CLASS OF '17 DINES WITH THE CLASS OF '67, AGAIN
Graduating seniors in the Class of 1867 made the original dinner date that has been passed down to the classes of 1917, 1967, and 2017. Gathering every 50 years, these Fords reflect on changing times and share a remarkable kinship of common experiences. A recent Philadelphia Inquirer feature explains more.