Here's an unusual beauty and fitness program: Haverford's Alumni Fieldhouse not only got a face lift this summer, but lost inches in the process.

Want to go to Camp? Take a Virtual Visit to Serendipity.

Back by popular demand, The Facultones performed standbys like "Danny Boy" and refined classics like J.S. Bach's "Sicut locutus est" (from the Magnificat) as part of Magill Library's annual Summer Concert series.

What do you do when you're in a foreign country and you don't speak the language very well? For members of the Haverford and Bryn Mawr Chamber Singers who visited Venezuela this past May, you break out into song in as many public places as possible.

Congratulations are in order for Josh Kurlantzick'98 who won a prestigious Luce Fellowship this spring.

John Saroff '98 has an endless summer ahead of him. But forget the tubular arc of the waves, in the next year he'll be studying the awesome run of the green under the sun of two different hemispheres.

The sweet sounds of jazz mingled with warm words of advice as 300 students received their undergraduate degrees during Haverford's annual commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 17.

This summer Haverford bid bon voyage to graduating seniors James Welcome and Samuel Freeman, both of whom won prestigious $18,000 Watson Fellowships to pursue a year of artistic and scholarly interests abroad.

No students have ever officially called her mom, but on commencement day, when Randy Milden watches some 300 Haverford seniors receive their diplomas, she can't help but look over the parade of caps and gowns with a proud parental eye.

Thanks to the Internet, Richard Zito got more than he bargained for when he enrolled in a course on the literature of World War I.