Inspired by his own experiences as a Syrian refugee, Ahmed Haj Ahmed ’26 combines his academic interests with his drive to help other refugees.

The Bi-Co program’s first conference brought American and Ghanaian thought leaders and educators to campus in October.

Friends and Family Weekend draws a record-breaking 700 guests to campus Oct. 27-29.

In early October, as his exhibition closed, John Muse gave away 110 works of art to the Haverford community.

As Singing City celebrates 75 years, Assistant Professor of Music Nathan Zullinger steered the effort to create the progressive choir’s community songbook.

While advancing students’ proficiencies in key areas of language studies, this class develops narrative skills in thinking and talking about food in Chinese.

The Founders Porch webinar series returned to the virtual airwaves Oct. 23 with two alums joining President Wendy Raymond to share insight into their unexpected career paths.

A critter-proof fence, reconfigured community plots, and sustainable strategies all figure into the Haverfarm’s winter rejuvenation plans.

Fishadelphia Founder and Visiting Professor of Environmental Studies Talia Young published a research paper and an industry guide focused on strategies for expanding access for low-income consumers and communities of color.

The student-driven studio, part of the Haverford Innovations Program Incubator this summer, is on a mission to transform learning through its innovative game.