The associate professor of music is interviewed and leads the Bucks County Chorale Society in part of Rachmaninoff's <em>All-Night Vigil</em>, a symphony for a cappella voices that the ensemble is performing on Oct. 28.
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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.
On a beautiful fall weekend, more than 700 friends and family members flocked to Haverford.
The Haverford alum returned to campus to share his most recent research on Black protectionism and the camera as self-defense.
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The Benjamin Collins Professor of Social Sciences was interviewed about the arrest and impending trials of Guatemalan soldiers following the shootings of indigenous demonstrators earlier this month.
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You can view his painting, <em>Ahab's Dream</em>, as part of the exhibit through January 13.
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The festive open-air dedication ceremony brought together Haverford presidents past, present and future; the lead donors, and a crowd of supporters to celebrate the College's striking new residence halls. -
The blogger was invited to Nuart 2012 to lead an art tour, debate the effects of the internet on the artform and give a panel presentation. -
The former chairman of the United Nations Association of the United States was honored Oct. 16 in New York alongside Archbishop Desmond Tutu, among others.
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The paper interviewed the student-organizers and said that the event "featured fresh, contemporary speakers who are creative thinkers and leaders in their respective fields."
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Quaker & Special Collections has digitized the more than 1,000-issue archive of Friends Journal, making a six-decade record of Quaker life and ideas easily accessible. -
On Oct. 6, at the Franklin Institute, Besse was given the William Way LGBT Community Center's inaugural Humanitarian of the Year award along with a citation from the Mayor of Philadelphia.
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<em>Laws of the Pipe</em>, the latest Navona Records release by the Ruth Marshall Magill Professor of Music, will be out on Oct. 30, on the eve of Native American Heritage Month.
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The student-organized event, which explored the theme "Crossing Borders," featured Haverford's incoming president Dan Weiss as one of the speakers.
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The Assistant Professor of Chemistry is being honored for his dual role as a“scholar-educator” with $505,424 to fund his research. -
At the annual African Movies Academy Awards, known as the "Africa Oscars," Kwame Nyong'o '94 won the Best Animation category for his short film The Legend of Ngong Hill. -
The professor of biology will receive $350,612 from the National Institutes of Health to use animal models to study protein aggregation in Huntington's disease. -
The associate professor of political science is interviewed about possible military intervention in Mali by West African regional bloc ECOWAS.
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