Through April 15, 2017
Alcove Gallery, Magill Library
Through his lens, Miao (Hmong) scholar Bode Wang illustrates a colorful and sophisticated world of the Miao nationality. On exhibition is a sampling of his photos which demonstrate the environment, human communities, social customs, and religious practices of his hometown. Details »
Exhibition sponsors include the Bi-Co East Asian Languages and Cultures Department and the Luce Initiative on Asian Studies and the Environment. Photo: Bode Wang.
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Fake news has become a social media scourge, and perhaps a threat to all of us. Four alumni journalists muse on what’s driving the phenomenon and how it might be stopped in the Winter 2017 issue of Haverford magazine.
The campus community is invited to register for a Liberal Arts Consortium for Online Learning event titled "You Are the New Gatekeeper of the News" that will take place on April 4.
Haverford College mailed acceptance letters to the 859 students offered admission to the Class of 2021. This class represents the College's most selective year yet. After receiving a record 4,424 applications, Haverford admitted 19 percent of its applicants.
The picture of the future Class of 2021 will become even clearer after May 1, the date by which accepted students must commit to enroll in the College. Photo: Patrick Montero.
*We have a very tiny magic 8 ball.