This spring, the Committee for Environmental Responsibility's "Community Empowerment through the Environment" Conference will be received by a receptive audience after this year's environmental discourse on campus.

James House becomes a new and interactive space dedicated to student artists.

The Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges—under the direction of Associate Professor of Music Thomas Lloyd—are a well-traveled group; they've been to Poland, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, and Venezuela. This year, they participated in their fifth international inter-cultural exchange during winter break, traveling to Ghana Jan. 13-23 for a series of performances with local Ghanaian choirs.

Paintings by Associate Professor of Fine Arts Ying Li are featured in“Sacred Land: Paintings from Where St. Francis Lived,” running April 6-May 6 in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery.

Jonathan Fein '72 explores the value of objects in a post-9/11 world through his documentary, "Objects and Memory."

Joya Manasseh '10 entered Haverford as a guest student after fleeing the Shia War in Lebanon.

Jessie Blumberg '09 recounts her experiences of tutoring two Liberian refugee mothers in English.

Haverford senior and co-captain of the basketball team Ray Brown was honored with the Samuel Cozen Player of the Week Award, presented by the Philadelphia Area Small College Basketball Coaches Association.

Jessica McHugh '99 shares her travels of twelve different countries on four continents.

The unsung history of landscape painting in Pennsylvania is revealed in a new exhibition at Haverford's Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery.“The Pennsylvania Landscape: Colonial to Contemporary,” running March 2 – April 1, 2007, is the first exhibition to bring together depictions of the Keystone State from first European settlement to the present day.