Physics Professor Froney Crawford brings new project that uses computers to study pulsars to Haverford.

On May 22, representatives from area Quaker schools gathered at Haverford to discuss the importance of archives.

In all corners of the world, Haverford students will work for social justice organizations as they serve 10-week internships under the auspices of the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship.

In March, a group of 15 Haverford students, along with Associate Professor of Political Science Anita Isaacs, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Center for Peace and Global Citizenship Program Director Leslie Dwyer, and Associate Professor of Spanish Roberto Castillo-Sandoval, had the opportunity to spend 10 days in Guatemala.

Christen Fornandel, a senior biology major, wins a Fulbright Fellowship for research in Australia.

A multi-university consortium of astronomy professors, which counts among its members Haverford's Stephen Boughn and Bruce Partridge, has been awarded $10 million by the National Science Foundation to construct the Atacama Cosmology Telescope (ACT), a state-of-the-art instrument that will be located in the desert of Cerro Toco, Chile.

Elizabeth Bonapfel '04 fell in love with England when she spent her junior year at St. Hilda's College, Oxford University. Now, she'll return to the country she considers a second home as recipient of the William Penn Fellowship at the Chigwell School, a co-ed boarding school 10 miles outside of London.

An exhibit on Quakers and Music will be at Magill Library from April 12th through October 4th.

As the“Educating to Lead, Educating to Serve” campaign enters its final stages, the Board of Managers Challenge has provided momentum and a renewed sense of urgency.

On April 23—24, experts in anthropology, literature, and politics participated in a symposium called“Cultures of Capitalism,” sponsored by the John B. Hurford Humanities Center and the Distinguished Visitors Committee.