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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.
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Highlighting faculty professional activities, including conferences, exhibitions, performances, awards, and publications.
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Over the summer, Haverford’s Bookstore received a facelift and now sports a broader array of College-branded merchandise. The book-purchasing process has also been simplified.
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Megan Fitch, currently CIO of Beloit College in Wisconsin, will join the College's administration this fall.
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The associate professor of political science is interviewed about the Mali Tuareg peace deal.
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His piece, "Michael Oren Played Don Quixote — and 18 Other Quirky Things About Him," illuminates things about the former Israeli ambassador to the U.S., whom Steinberg-Madow researched for his senior thesis.
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Political science major Tamar Hoffman '16 is in New York this summer working for the Center for Court Innovation [CCI] thanks to funding from the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship.
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The Benjamin Collins Professor of Social Sciences and professor of political science writes about "America's Second Chance in Guatemala."
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The associate professor of political science is interviewed about the recent deal the Tuareg rebels signed with the Malian government.
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The orthopedic surgeon at Shriners Children's Hospital was part of a team of doctors treating African albino children who have been tortured and persecuted for their lack of pigmentation in Tanzania.
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The pitcher, who was recently selected in the eighth round of Major League Baseball's draft, talks about starting his pro career.
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The newspaper journalist and editor who led <em>The Los Angeles Times</em> to 13 Pulitzer Prizes died June 14.
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The Navy Reserve doctor, who recently returned from a seven-month deployment to Afghanistan, helped make headlines when he asked Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter his thoughts on transgender service members.
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The Dodgers picked the three-time All-American right-handed pitcher in the eighth round of the MLB amateur draft.
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Postdoctoral Writing Fellow Paul Farber was one of the people behind the recent provocative public art project at City Hall, which also involved many Haverford students and professors.
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The professor of biology is interviewed for a piece about the reasons and solutions for antibiotic resistance.
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The president of the Association of American Universities writes, "College is not a commodity. Stop treating it like one."
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The famed sports agent was named vice chairman of Palace Sports & Entertainment with the purpose of helping run Detroit's NBA team.
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