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The new Bi-Co Pickling Team is spreading food-preservation skills and related conversations across the two campuses. The club co-heads hope the art of pickling is a way for students to grapple with food waste and preservation, urban food distribution, and more.
Club co-heads Nicky Rhodes '19 and Katya Olsen Shipyatsky BMC '19 kick off a pickling party in the VCAM community kitchen. Photo: Cole Sansom '19
The CCPA fosters career exploration, professional growth for students and alumni, as well as networking and outreach with employers.
Sponsored by the Center for Career and Professional Advising and Haverford Innovations Program, Panos Panidis ‘09 (back to camera) led a series of data analytics workshops for students on campus. As part of his workshop curriculum, he interviewed Eduplated and VerbalizeIt founder Ryan Frankel '06 (second from right) about entrepreneurship. Photo: Claire Blood-Cheney '20
Five Fords earned Fulbrights for the 2018–2019 year, putting the College in the company of fewer than 50 undergraduate liberal arts institutions in the country with the highest number of student grants.
"We are once again absolutely thrilled to see and celebrate our students' extraordinary success in securing Fulbright Awards, which constitute a profound recognition of their extraordinary commitment to enacting ideals of global citizenship." — President Kim Benston
The 2018–2019 cohort of Haverford Fulbright recipients: (clockwise from top center) Julian Schneider '17, Brett Pogostin '18, George O'Hara '18, Anna Russell '14, and Charles Hale '17. Photos by Dex Coen Gilbert '21, Patrick Montero, and Sarah Bowman.
Plenary is a critical mechanism for student self-governance at Haverford College. Students gather to raise, discuss, and debate issues on campus. Resolutions passed by the Students’ Association are viewed as the will of the body, and Students’ Council is then tasked with the carrying out and upholding of any changes or initiatives.
Students' Council President Maurice Rippel '19 delivers the “State of the Ford” during Fall Plenary. Spring Plenary will be held February 17, 2019. Photo: Cole Sansom '19.
The club, founded in 2017 by Kaden St. Onge ’20, is designed to teach fundamental martial arts skills through the widely practiced and well-known style of Shotokan karate.
Students meet in the Swan Room of the GIAC for the Shotokan Karate class lead by Kaden St Onge '20. Photo: Olivia Wong '22
Plenary is a critical mechanism for student self-governance at Haverford College. Students gather to raise, discuss, and debate issues on campus. Resolutions passed by the Students’ Association are viewed as the will of the body, and Students’ Council is then tasked with the carrying out and upholding of any changes or initiatives.
Students' Council President Maurice Rippel '19 delivers the “State of the Ford” during Fall Plenary. Photo: Cole Sansom '19.
The average financial aid grant awarded to Haverford students is $50,101 and more than 50% of students receive some form of financial aid from the College. On National Philanthropy Day (Nov. 15), students were invited to write thank-you notes to alumni who have participated in Annual Giving this year.
Students thoughtfully expressed their thanks to alumni donors during the Thank A Donor event. Photo: Patrick Montero.
The club, founded in 2017 by Kaden St. Onge ’20, is designed to teach fundamental martial arts skills through the widely practiced and well-known style of Shotokan karate.
Colin Coan '22 (left) is instructed by black belt Kaden St. Onge '20. Photo: Olivia Wong ’22.
Most on-campus residents and many of our neighbors will now vote in the Facilities Management building, thanks to a non-partisan effort by Haverford Votes and the College to re-locate the precinct's polling place.
Haverford students and local residents vote at the new polling location on campus. Photo: Patrick Montero.
Most on-campus residents and many of our neighbors will now vote in the Facilities Management building, thanks to a non-partisan effort by Haverford Votes and the College to re-locate the precinct's polling place.
Associate Professor of Political Science Zachary Oberfield and Haverford Votes Club leaders Ethan Lyne '19, Trevor Larner '19, Madeline Guth '19, Allie Corcoran '19 planning the upcoming Election Day at Haverford. Photo: Alexandra Iglesia '21.
*We have a very tiny magic 8 ball.