Haverford Headlines

Community Care and Resources in Response to Israel-Gaza

At a time of conflict and divide, the College is working to bring students, faculty, and staff together to support one another and engage these important issues through peaceful and constructive dialogue.

Two students look at a clipboard as they register to vote in the GIAC. One is wearing a black Haverford t-shirt with the black squirrel on it.

News & Updates

The Run-Up Winds Down

As Election Day nears, Fords embrace their role as a critical voting bloc.

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Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery Presents Photographs by Magnum Photographer Moises Saman

The Ghosts of History, on view through Dec. 14, explores the conflicting narratives surrounding the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq and its aftermath.

Q&A with Benjamin Le

Psychology professor Benjamin Le, co-author of the book (and website) The Science of Relationships, talks to Main Line Today about measuring commitment in the age of social media and other subjects.
New Choices for Those Who Support Haverford

Beginning July 1, 2012, alumni, parents and friends will be able to direct their gifts within the College's Annual Fund to support one of six specific areas.
An Interview With Daniel Dae Kim '90

The Hawaii Five-O star talked to Malaysia's New Straits Times about his role on the show, living in Hawaii and being an Asian-American actor.
Listening to Teen Voices

Julia Hunter '14 is spending the summer interning with a publication that aims to "change the world of girls through media."
Aiding Women's Health In Pakistan

Through a Center for Peace and Global Citizenship internship, Naila Ijaz '14 is working in a Pakistan hospital this summer, teaching women about proper healthcare during pregnancy.
Haverford Students Recognized by American Astronomical Society

Andrew Sturner was one of five students from the Class of 2012 who had the opportunity to present their research at AAS Meetings this year.
An Education in Ghana

Clara Kang '13 is spending her summer as an intern with Titagya Schools, a non-profit founded by a Haverford alum that works to bring early childhood educational opportunities to Northern Ghana.
Still Time to Make a Difference for Haverford

There are just a few days left to make a gift to the College for this fiscal year.
Noah Leavitt '91 and his Wife Profiled in The New York Times

The article discusses how the couple's scholarly research on Asian-American/Jewish-American intermarriage reflects their own union.
Basketball Blogger Goes "Classical"

Nathaniel Friedman '00, a sportswriter who files his stories under the nom de plume Bethlehem Shoals, shuttered his FreeDarko blog last year and reemerged with The Classical, a daily online sports publication funded by its fans.
Summer in Dakar: Microlending at a Cultural Crossroads

Through an internship funded by the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship, Sam Gant '13 is spending his summer in Senegal's capital city, Dakar, working with developing small businesses.
Annick Lamar '08 Profiled in The Times of Trenton

The competitive runner discusses her road the Olympic trials with her hometown paper.
The Teaching Legacy of Bob Lynn '62 Celebrated in the Borneo Post

A former student of Lynn's (from his time in the Peace Corps in Malaysia) writes about Lynn's influence on his life, his studies and his daughter's decision to attend Haverford.
Dialogues in D.C.

Jake Weisenthal '13 is spending his summer in Washington, D.C., examining U.S.-Latin American relations and transitional justice with Inter-American Dialogue, a not-for-profit group that aims to generate conversation about issues across the Americas.
Jordan Schilit '14 Profiled on Tampa Bay Online

The four-time All-American and Haverford and Centennial Conference record-holder is interviewed about his cross-country career at the College and his coach, Tom Donnelly.