When Alison D'Amato '02 decided she wanted to attend graduate school for dance, she knew it would be difficult to find funding for such“non-traditional” goals, as she puts it.

To all of the Haverford College community, current and past, please save October 19 through 21, 2005 when we will celebrate our first UNITYFEST, a three-day event planned to create positive opportunities for examining together some of the dimensions of diversity.

A day in the life of the Coop's Chef

Linda Bell has been featured in the national media

Three-time track & field All-American Eddie Papalia '05 has been awarded an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship for the highest level of academic and athletic achievement in a college career. The lone recipient from the Centennial Conference this year, Papalia is the 16th Haverford College student-athete overall — and ninth Haverfordian in the last nine years — to receive this prestigious award.

Earlier this summer, when teenagers Latasha Anderson and Jacqueline Petroski first entered the laboratory of Associate Professor of Chemistry Fran Blase, they were a bit…overwhelmed.

Six rising seniors prepare to spend their summer weekdays working at organizations in Philadelphia where they have secured internships through a new program sponsored by Haverford's John B. Hurford Humanities Center.

As the new Associate Provost of the College, Professor of Biology Philip Meneely has plans.

A call for Alumni Award nominations

Philadelphia citypaper features Haverford House alumni in article on brain drain in Philadelphia.