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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.

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Fall Fun with Friends

On a beautiful fall weekend, more than 700 friends and family members flocked to Haverford.

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Brandon Alston ’14 Shares Research on Police Countersurveillance and “Camera Cues”

The Haverford alum returned to campus to share his most recent research on Black protectionism and the camera as self-defense.

The New York Times Says "A Thesis Could Be Written On Haverford's Influence On Baseball"

The piece includes alums in front office jobs, Tommy Bergjan's recent MLB draft, and the economics senior theses related to the sport.
Summer Centered: Sarah Waldis '16 Researches Pediatric Blood Disorders And Cancers

The biology major is working in a hematology lab at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for the second summer in a row.
Summer Centered: Daniel Rothschild '15 Works To Preserve A Piece of History in Berlin

The recent graduate is spending his summer interning with Freunde des Mauerparks (Friends of Mauerpark) before beginning his Fulbright year in Germany.
Summer Centered: May Plumb '16 Preserves Native Mexican Language

The linguistics major is working with Assistant Professor Brook Lillehaugen to create an archive of the written Colonial Valley Zapotec language, which is now extinct but is also related to over 50 dialects still spoken today.
Andy Greenberg '04 Writes About Hacking Moving Cars

The writer has been on CNN discussing a recent <em>Wired</em> story for which he drove a Jeep as a "digital crash test dummy" for a team that took wireless control of the car's computer system.
Thrillist Names Brewery of Shaun Hill '01 Best in Vermont

Hill Farmstand Brewery beat out stiff competition to be listed on the site's "Best Craft Brewery in Every State (And D.C.)" list.
Tommy Ryan '46: "The Most Impressive Man I Ever Met"

The former member of the Board of Managers and the Corporation, who died in 2009, is remembered by an associate.
What's New at The HaverFarm?

Growing interest from students in sustainable, local food has led to an on-campus, student-run farm, which supplies food to Dining Services and a weekly farm stand.
Summer Centered: Ty Joplin '16 Analyzes ISIS in Israel

With funding from the CPGC, he is spending his summer in Tel Aviv, Israel, doing research at the Moshe Dayan Center.
Gillian Miswardi '16 Wins Annabelle Dixon Prize at Cambridge

This is only the second time that the prize from Lucy Cavendish College has been given to a visiting student.
Kerstin Perez Part of NPR's #RaceOnTech

The assistant professor of physics was part of the <a href="http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2015/07/13/420838737/follo... media conversation</a> exploring diversity in tech and science.
Summer Centered: Tom Sternberg '17 Gets Theatrical at Pig Iron

This summer, Tom Sternberg '17 is researching the artistic contexts of plays, writing blog posts, and supporting the day-to-day operations of the theater by calculating ticket sales and digitizing archives.
Summer Centered: Diana Schoder '17 Works on Conservation Efforts in the Northeast

The economics major and environmental studies minor is a CPGC-sponsored intern at the Open Space Institute in New York City.
Summer Centered: Sarah Moses '16 Makes a Movie About Public Art

Thanks to funding from HCAH, Sarah Moses '16 is exploring her newfound passion for documentary filmmaking for the second summer in a row.
A Photographic Education

Vita Litvak â€˜02 draws on her experience as a photography student here, as well as her own artistic career, in the classes she teaches now at Haverford.