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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.

Where They’re Headed: Anubhav Sharma ‘23

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The double major in computer science and math currently serves as an Associate Software Engineer at Morningstar Inc., a financial-services company based in Chicago.
What They Learned: Natasha Bansal ’23

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For her thesis, Bansal researched the impact of immigrant-led grassroots.
Summer Centered: Natalie Goeler-Slough ’24 Is Helping to Preserve Coral Reefs

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A summer internship at the Hawai'i Institute of Marine Biology has her working on a variety of projects, including research on materials that could enhance the health of coral reefs.
Where They’re Headed: Celia Page ‘23

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The economics major now works as a markets analyst at JPMorgan Chase.
What They Learned: Samuel Tan ’23

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In his thesis, the double major in physics and computer science focuses on quantum error correction.
Summer Centered: Finding Inspiration and Power in Public Art

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Curtis Kline '24 is spending his summer working with an organization in New York focused on public artists.
What They Learned: Mackenzie Tygh ’23

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For her thesis, the physics major and astronomy minor researched the intersection of spiritual and secular imaginations by using the scientific phenomena in the cosmology of Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy as a case study.
Summer Centered: Lyali Pereda Figueroa ’26 Finds Her Rhythm In Reggaetón’s History

At the Hasta ’Bajo Project in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Figueroa is spending the summer researching the history and culture of the popular dance music genre.
What They Learned: Amolina Bhat ’23

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For her thesis, the double major in philosophy and sociology argues that the process of interpretation is not, and can never be, completely satisfied or complete in art.
Summer Centered: Noah Tunis ’25 Works Toward Justice in the Legal System

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Supported by the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship, Tunis is spending his summer assisting in the Baltimore Office of the Public Defender.
Summer Centered: Theo Schefer '24 Finds a Gateway to History in Folk Music

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During an internship with the American Song Archives, Schefer is creating displays and public programming aimed at exposing a wider audience to folk music's cultural history.
National Science Foundation Award Goes to Assistant Professor of Biology Foen Peng

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Assistant Professor of Biology Foen Peng has won an award from the National Science Foundation for his project "Genomic and molecular bases of pollination syndrome evolution in monkeyflowers."
What They Learned: Lina Marsella ’23

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For her thesis, the double major combined her interests in linguistics and Italian studies to conduct her research.
What They Learned: Magnolia Clayton ’23

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The independent major in Education Studies explored how education has functioned as promise, oppression, hope, and liberation in her own life, which invoked many ideas from scholars who have influenced how she sees education as a tool for liberating practice.
Summer Centered: Jocelyn Gao '26 Explores Diabetes and Clinical Research

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As an intern at a diabetes center affiliated with Harvard University, Gao is part of a research study seeking to understand why cardiovascular and kidney issues often occur together in people with Type 1 diabetes.