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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.

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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.

Salesmanship in old Shanghai

Haverford College's Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery exhibit "Selling Happiness in China: Advertising Posters from Early 20th Century Shanghai" showcases the fascinating results of China's adoption of this Western advertising technique.
Rachel Nehmer '04 & Ben Wendel '04 Featured on NPR

Trapeze artists Nehmer and Wendel competed at a French circus event.
1st Annual Joe Schwartz '83 Memorial 3K Run/Walk

The Joe Schwartz '83 Memorial 3K Run/Walk will take place on April 20 on Featherbed Field. The race is for all members of the Haverford College community.
Fords Follow the Road to the White House

Jon Delano '71 is political editor for KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh. David Burstein '11 is a Haverford freshman and director of the documentary '18 in '08', which is about the role and impact of young voters. Jon and David logged on to our chatbox after Super Tuesday for some reading of tea leaves and analysis of voting trends. Look for more chats throughout the campaign.
Roger Director '71 - A NY Giants Fan's Dream Come True

Having recently recovered from the Giants winning Superbowl XLII, Roger Director '71, author of I Dream in Blue, takes a few moments to share his thoughts and feelings with Haverford.
Bob Colburn '59 Selected to High School Hall of Fame

This year retired science teacher Bob Colburn '59 begins his 47th season as St. Andrew's baseball coach on a high note, having just been selected to the high school hall of fame.
Award-Winning Journalist Roy Gutman '66: U.S., Media "Missed the Story" on bin Laden, Taliban

Browse an online press kit (including a Q&A with the author) for Gutman's new book, <em>How We Missed the Story: Osama bin Laden, the Taliban, and the Hijacking of Afghanistan.</em>
Iris: Professor Mulligan's Classics Blog

Asst. Professor Bret Mulligan - Classics Department
MAST Sets Sail

Fifty Haverford students begin a scientific odyssey as part of the College's outreach to Philadelphia-area secondary students.
Student Photographer's Work Featured at the Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation Gallery

Nate Ndosi '10 Has Two Photos in the "Great Gay Photo Show" Through Feburary 16 in New York City
Is Al Gore Right About Global Warming?

Columbia University scientist Mark Cane says "yes" as he presents his research on climate change to the Haverford community.
International Alumni Weekend

The Committee of International Initiatives (CII) invites you to the First International Alumni Weekend titled“Bursting the American Bubble.”
Why do stem-cell research?

Nuvelo CEO Ted Love '81 speaks about the blood-clot dissolver alfimeprase and stem-cell research with the San Jose Mercury News.
Alum Battles Predatory Lending

Debbie Gruenstein Bocian '95 outlines the subprime mortgage meltdown, details her work with the Center for Responsible Lending, and gives tips on how you can protect yourself.
The demographic party

Could young adults make a difference in the election? The film "18 in '08," directed and produced by David Burstein '11, hopes to encourage Generation Y to participate more actively in the '08 election.