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.

Fall Fun with Friends

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

Alumni

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.

Physics Professor Peter Love Co-Author of Paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

With colleagues from Harvard and MIT, Love shows how quantum computers can simulate complex chemical reactions better than regular computers.
Students Exercise Their "Right to Art" at James House

The student-run art house, which was filmed for a WHYY documentary on Nov. 25, offers workshops, events, and space for Fords to unleash their creativity at any hour of the day.
CPGC-Sponsored Program Sends Faculty Members to Prestigious Salzburg Global Seminar

A fellowship established by the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship allows one faculty member per year to attend the seminar, continuing the center's efforts to globalize the Haverford community. Susanna Wing was the 2008 recipient.
Fine Arts Professor Ying Li to exhibit Recent Coastal Paintings in Lohin Geduld Gallery in Chelsea, New York November 20, 2008 -January 3, 2009

Alumni Relations Office will also host an event at the gallery on Dec 12
The Scoop on Seuss from a Haverford Graduate

Herb Cheyette '50 was Theodor Geisel's long-time agent and close friend.
Recent Graduate Listed as First Author on Paper Published in Academic Journal

A paper Matt Klinman '08 worked on while studying at the University of Cape Town in South Africa was recently published in Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics.
New York Times Profile of Coach Tom Donnelly

Tom Donnelly has been a coach at Haverford for decades. This New York Times profile shows why he has had such a profound influence on countless Haverfordians.
Haverford Alum Gets Glimpse of Real-life Crime Scene Investigations

K'Lynn Solt '08 talks about her forensic science studies and her work as a coroner intern.
Haverford Alum and Current Parent Sponsors Student Residency on Fogo Island

Mark Chehi '78 and his wife Johanna, parents of Stephen '11, invite fine arts students to spend summers pursuing their craft in the picturesque Newfoundland village.
Associate Professor of Music Thomas Lloyd Appointed to Leadership of New Mentoring Project in Ghana

Lloyd will work with the International Federation for Choral Music to develop a mentorship program for conductors in Ghana.
Visiting Associate Professor of Fine Arts Marianne Weil featured in Art in America

Marianne Weil's new exhibit,“Los Millares: Recent Bronzes and Monotypes” at New York's Kouros Gallery was recently featured in this month's Art in America.
Performance Artist Pat Oleszko Visits Haverford

A talk, a student workshop and a performance will be part of her four day residency.
Eric Karpeles '76, Artist and Author of Paintings in Proust

Karpeles will give a talk on November 7 titled "My Book is a Painting".
As the World of Television Turns

A group of bi-co students gets the inside scoop on the making of a daytime drama.
KINSC Offers Student Travel Stipends

From a research opportunity in Sweden, to a scientific conference in Denver-the new program gives students the chance to explore their major outside the classroom.