Haverford College alumnus, Frank Conroy '58, took part in a White House ceremony on Thursday, Feb. 27 to accept the National Humanities Medal for the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop — the first university-based organization to be presented the Medal.

Instead of getting some rest and relaxation, 22 students at Haverford College are spending their spring breaks building houses, painting apartments, and tutoring children.

Haverford Professor Anne Preston delivered a talk on "The New Influx of Women Into Doctorate Science: Career Patterns" at the Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

A group of 28 highly selective colleges submitted a brief to the United States Supreme Court in support of the University of Michigan, involving two cases which challenge the university's race-conscious admission policies to its law school and its undergraduate College of Literature, Science and the Arts.

San Juan resident Yamille Marti-Haidar '03 helped establish a tutoring project at a Philadelphia Middle School.

Over the recent winter break, Haverford's Career Development Office saw a record number of students participate in externships.

For many members of the class of 2007, the wait is over.

Visitors to Haverford College's newest building might think they've entered a state-of-the-art research facility, and they would be right.

Representatives from the American Friends Service Committee and Global Policy Forum, a member of the advisory committee for Human Rights Watch/Middle East, and a member of the U.S. House of Representatives shared their expertise and opinions on U.S. policy toward Iraq as part of a“teach-in” at Haverford College on Saturday and Sunday, November 9 and 10, in Roberts Hall.

This fall, as part of their requirement for graduation, Haverford history majors embarked on what the department faculty call, an exercise in“historical detective work.”