Mid-Atlantic Construction, Winter, 2006: The
Gardner Center for Integrated Athletics was cited for an "Award
of Merit-Higher Education."
Philadelphia Inquirer, November 17, 2006: An
article about why digital cameras ruin candid life by Haverford College
student Stephen Hagenbuch '07 appeared in the Inquirer.
Christian Science Monitor, November 15, 2006:
Eric Sterling '73's article titled "Equal Drug Crimes Need Equal
Jail Times" was republished in the Christian Science Monitor.
ESPN.com, November 14, 2006: Haverford College
and Munik Shrestha '09 are featured in an article about Cricket at Haverford.
Los Angeles Times, November 13, 2006: Eric Sterling
'73 wrote an op-ed piece titled "Equal Drug Crimes Need Equal Jail
Times."
North Shore Sunday, November 12, 2006: Jim Bauer
'78 is featured in an article about his new rock opera about a depressed
man and an insect goddess.
Town Online, November 10, 2006: Jim Bauer '78
is featured in an article about his new rock opera about a depressed
man and an insect goddess.
News of Delaware County, November 9, 2006: Haverford
student Nora Hussein '10 is featured in an article about Haverford College's
Islamic Scholars Program, which offers scholarships to Middle Eastern
students.
The Chronicle of Higher Education, October 20,
2006: Haverford is listed in the rankings of top Fulbright universities.
Delaware County Daily Times, October 8, 2006:
Haverford research professor of social sciences Roger Lane, as well
as psychological counselor Jane Widseth, were quoted extensively in
an article about the aftermath of the Amish schoolhouse shootings.
The New York Times, October 1, 2006: Haverford
student Susanna Tolkin '09 is featured in an article about Jewish parenting.
Smithsonian Magazine, October 1, 2006: Haverford
College is featured in an article about cricket's rising popularity
in America, especially on the east coast.
Atlantic City Press, September 24, 2006: Haverford
professor William Williams is quoted in an article called "Return
to Israel," about a photo exhibit that tells the story of a village
in Israel.
Philadelphia Inquirer, September 24, 2006: The
current exhibit in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, Alvin Gilens' "Inside
a Mountain," was reviewed in the Inquirer.
Philadelphia dBusiness News, September 13, 2006:
Haverford College won a Green Power Award for its use of wind power
to power the campus and, specifically, the GIAC.
Daily Times, September 11, 2006: Haverford English
professor Stephen Finley and Haverford alum Lewis Bauer '06 were featured
in an article about their research into the history of the Karakung
Valley.
Delco Times, September 10, 2006: Haverford College
president, Tom Tritton, was quoted in an article about America, post
9/11.
Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, September
2006: Tavis Smiley, honorary degree recipient of Haverford College,
is mentioned in an article about black recipients of honorary degrees
from top ranking colleges and universities.
Philadelphia Inquirer, August 27, 2006: Grant
Scott, a recent Haverford graduate, was chosen as one of two 2006 Inquirer
academic all-area performers of the year.
Philadelphia Inquirer, August 17, 2006: A Haverford
College psychology study on the topic of away messages for instant messaging
programs was mentioned in an article on away messages.
Daily Record, August 12, 2006: Bea Chang '08
wrote an article for the Daily Record about her trip to China and the
difficulties with new airport regulations.
Main Line Today, August, 2006: An article, featuring
Bernie Muller, a student accepted to Haverford College, weighed the
pros and cons of taking a year sabbatical after high school before matriculating
in college.
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 30, 2006: An exhibit,
featuring photos by Charles H. Currier and paintings by Robert Feinland,
was reviewed.
Chronicle of Higher Education, July 7, 2006:
Jess Lord, dean of admission, contributes to this article on special
applicants that chose to go elsewhere.
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 23, 2006: Eric Benke
'72 was featured in an article on being recently appointed as Baldwin
School's Upper School director
Berkeleyan, July 19, 2006: Massiel Chavez '08
is featured in an article on her research funded by the National Science
Foundation at UC Berkeley.
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 16, 2006: Professor
Roger Lane is mentioned in an article on homicide rates in Philadelphia
Herald.com, July 13, 2006: Brooke '02 is featured
in an article for her work in aiding her father in restoring Holman
Ranch by taking the role of special events manager.
Stanford Graduate School of Business, June, 2006:
Haverford alum George Parker '60 is honored with 2006 Distinguished
Teaching Award.
University Business, June 2006: Haverford College's
Douglas B. Gardner '83 Integrated Athletic Center was featured in an
article.
Atlanta Business Chronicle, June 15, 2006: Adam
Levy '84 is featured in an Executive Profile for his work at the consulting
firm Ahmann Boyette Levy.
The Mercury News, June 14, 2006: Haverford College's
contribution to the selection of the Merion Golf Club for the U.S. Open
in 2013 is featured in an article.
Philadelphia Inquirer, June 5, 2006: Laura McTighe
’00 is featured in an article for her work for Project Teach Outside,
a program for people recently out of jail who have been diagnosed with
AIDs or HIV.
Lancaster Online, June 3, 2006: Ken Ludwig '72,
Broadway playwright, was featured in an article on his background and
current projects, including completing an unfinished play by Thornton
Wilder.
Portland Tribune, June 2, 2006: Emily Powell
'04 was featured in an article on her innovative plans for her family's
bookstore in Portland, Oregon, Powell's City of Books.
Royal Gazette (Hamilton, Bermua), May 26, 2006:
Haverford College's cricket team was featured in an article.
Post-Gazette.com, May 16, 2006: Haverford College
is mentioned in an article on colleges accepting students off of the
wait list.
Daily Times, May 15, 2006: Haverford College's
commencement ceremony was featured in an article.
ScienceCareers.org, May 12, 2006: Andrea Morris,
professor of biology, was featured in an article on postdoctoral teaching.
Christian Science Monitor, May 11, 2006: Joe
Tolliver, dean of students, was featured in an article on plagiarism
at the college level, mentioning the Honor Code.
Heating/Piping/Air Conditioning Engineering, May
1, 2006: The Marian E. Koshland Integrated Natural Science Center is
featured in an article.
Interior Design, April 2006: Haverford College
was featured in an article on the program “Investing in the Future:
Building Green Schools.”
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 30, 2006: The Hurford
Humanities Center exhibit, "Picturing Faith: Religious America
in Government Photography, 1935-1943," was featured.
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 30, 2006: K.C. Peterson
'07 and lacrosse coach Mike Murphy were featured.
The News & Observer, April 29, 2006: Greg
Kannerstein, athletics director, was featured in an article on the social
integration of athletes and students.
Philadelphia Inquirer and TimesLeader.com, April
22, 2006: President Tom Tritton was featured in both articles about
his decision to step down as Haverford College's president.
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 23, 2006: A Haverford
college student, Munik Shrestha '09, was interviewed in an article about
cricket and quantum mechanics. Physics professor Walter Smith was also
featured.
Azobuild.com, April 19, 2006: Haverford College
was featured in an article about the program for "Investing in
the Future: Building Green Schools," an initiative to build more
environmentally friendly schools.
Hellenic News, April 18, 2006: Alexander Kitroeff,
professor of history, was featured in an article about the film "Greece:
Secrets of the Past."
Delaware County Daily Times, April 18, 2006:
Haverford College was featured in an article about the dedication of
the Douglas B. Gardner Integrated Athletic Center.
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 12, 2006: Jim Thompson
’04, the temporary catcher for the New York Mets, was featured
in an article.
The Times Herald, April 10, 2006: Haverford's
2006 Silk Journalism Panel was featured in an article on the future
of journalism.
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 9, 2006: The "Five
Sculptors" exhibit, the newest exhibit in the Cantor Fitzgerald
Gallery, was reviewed by Victoria Donohoe.
Newsday, April 9, 2006: Linda Bell, professor
of economics, is quoted in an article about 401 (k)s.
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 7, 2006: The "Five
Sculptors" exhibit, the newest exhibit in the Cantor Fitzgerald
Gallery, was reviewed by Edith Newhall.
Currents, March, 2006: Vice President for Institutional
Advancement of Haverford College Jill Sherman wrote an article about
leadership and her summer sabbatical working for the World Trade Center
Memorial Foundation.
DelcoTimes, March 27, 2006: An article on Pat
Buchanan's visitation and speech at Haverford College.
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 19, 2006: The John
B. Hurford '60 Humanities Center's Tom Porett photography exhibit was
reviewed.
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 5, 2006: "Bodies
and Spirits," the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery's newest exhibit, was
reviewed by Victoria Donohoe.
Philadelphia Inquirer, February 25, 2006: Emma
Lapsansky-Werner, professor of history, was quoted in an article on
Benjamin Franklin as an abolitionist.
Philadelphia Inquirer, February 19, 2006: Richard
Ball, professor of economics, was mentioned in an article about the
Powerball jackpot.
Philadelphia Inquirer, February 19, 2006: Darin
Hayton, professor of history, was quoted in an article about the winter
Olympics.
Kansas City Star, February 5, 2006: Jess Lord,
dean of admission and financial aid, is quoted in an article about the
new SAT writing test.
Philadelphia Inquirer, January 27, 2006: Matt
Joyce '03 wrote an article about the revitalization of Philadelphia
by young people, and why young people should choose to stay in the Philadelphia
area.
Philadelphia Inquirer, January 30, 2006: Haverford
College is mentioned in an article entitled "Many freshmen rethink
their college choices."
New
York Times, January 29, 2006: The fifth installment of a series
about Haverford athletics and athletic recruiting.
Pennsylvania Magazine, January\February, 2006:
Tom Pleatman '69, is featured in this article that discusses Tom's creation
of wooden bowls from fallen trees.
PRNewsWire.com, January 17, 2006: Henry Fieglein
'89, was named Vice President of Worldwide Financial Services Solutions
at Wyse Technology, the worldwide leader in thin computing.
EFYTimes, January 16, 2006: Gene Hodges '73,
former president of McAfee, was named president and CEO of Websense.
The New York Sun, December 30, 2005: Jeffrey
Straus, '83, is featured in an article about the ball that drops in
Times Square on New Years Eve. He is one of two "keepers of the
ball," responsible for maintaining and preparing the ball.
The
New York Times, December 25, 2005: The fourth installment of
a series about Haverford athletics and athletic recruiting.
News of Delaware County, December 14, 2005: Haverford's
AIDS Student Network was featured in an article about the display of
blocks of the AIDS quilt on campus.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, December 11, 2005:
Grant Scott '05 was named the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic
All-Area Men's Cross Country Performer of the Year after he captained
the team to a third place finish at the NCAA Divison III Championship.
The Naples Daily News, December 7, 2005: Dean
of Admissions Jess Lord was quoted in this article from the Naples
Daily News in Naples, FL discussing the new SAT writing test.
Bloomberg.com, December 6, 2005: Roger Lane,
Professor of Social Science, was mentioned in an article about crime
in Philadelphia called "Philadelphia Murders Rise for Second Year
on 'Street Justice'".
The
New York Times, December 4, 2005: The third installment of
a series about Haverford athletics and athletic recruiting.
Denver Post, November 27, 2005: Robin Dean '04,
was mentioned in an article about National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo.
Philadelphia Inquirer, November 27, 2005: Ken
Ludwig '72, was featured in an article about his withdrawal from being
a lawyer and his entry into a career writing plays. Ludwig credits Shakespeare
for much of his inspiration.
November 5, 2005: Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Jill Sherman was featured in an article about international fundraising
in Philadelphia Inquirer, Duluth News Tribune, The Wichita Eagle,
and Bradenton Herald.
dailypennsylvanian.com, November 2, 2005: Tim
Ifill and Matt Joyce, recent Haverford College graduates, were featured
in an article about a post-graduate program that helps graduates find
work with local nonprofit organizations.
Philadelphia Inquirer, November 1, 2005: Haverford
alum, Tony Petitti, was named executive vice president of CBS Sports.
LexisNexis Academic, October 26, 2005: Iruka
N. Okeke, Assistant Professor of Biology, was featured in an article
about strategies for containing antimicrobial resistance in developing
countries.
The
New York Times, October 16, 2005: The second installment of
a series about Haverford athletics and athletic recruiting.
National Public Radio, Fall 2004 - Present: Professor
Ruth Guyer is a regular commentator on National Public Radio's "All
Things Considered."
ESPN.com, October 28, 2005: Josh Byrnes '92,
was featured in an article about his rise to general manager of the
Arizona Diamondbacks.
Philadelphia Inquirer, October 25, 2005: Professor
Anita Isaacs and Heidi Jutsum '06 were featured in an article about
their Guatemalan relief efforts after the mudslides caused by Hurricane
Stan.
The
New York Times, September 11, 2005: An inside look at Haverford's
athletic recruiting processes, including baseball, volleyball, and lacrosse.
Summer/Fall 2005: Associate Proffesor of Physics Walter
Smith's musical approach to teaching has been featured in the national
media, including BBC, MSNBC, USA Today, Discover
Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, and National Public
Radio's "All Things Considered."
The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, Summer
2005: Haverford College was ranked first for number of black faculty
and number of tenured black faculty (both figures are per capita) among
the nation's highest ranked liberal arts colleges.
Metro West Daily News, August 28, 2005: Josh
Byrnes, HC '92 and Red Sox assistant General Manager, was interviewed
about his career in the baseball business.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 21, 2005: Meredith
Foote, HC '06, was featured in the "Student Spotlight" for
her work with the Arden Theater Company. During her ten-week internship
she worked for marketing and general management and also worked with
kids on a summer camp project.
July, 2005: Professor Linda Bell's research on female
executives and board members has been featured in the national media,
including Toronto Globe and Mail, Management Issues,
Corporate Social Responsibility, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
Salt Lake Tribune, and Miami Herald.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, October 19, 2004:
Article about John Edwards town hall meeting held at Haverford. At the
event in the Alumni Field House, Edwards focused on terrorism and healthcare
issues. He also criticized Present Bush's "desperate campaign."
The Philadelphia Inquirer, October 17, 2004:
Article about Visiting Professor of Physics, Paul Halpern's recent publications.
The piece highlights his nine science books that stury questions ranging
from time to wormholes. Halpern's goal as a book author is to bring
theexcitement of scientific discoveries to readers outside the science
community.
CBS Marketwatch (NY), May 18, 2004:
Article about the Howard Hughes Medical Institute undergraduate science
grant awards. For the second consecutive grant cycle, Haverford College
received the maximum four-year award. In 2000, the college received
$1.7 million, this time, $1.6 million. This article was also featured
on the Women's Financial Network Online, News-Medical.net (New South
Wales, AU), WLEX-TV Channel 18 (Lexington, KY), Oregons12-TV (Portland,
OR), Finance Canada.com, and on Lycos Finance.
KHNL-TV Channel 8 (Honolulu, HI), May 10, 2004: A feature
about the Haverford College commencement ceremonies and honorary degree
recipients. The feature also appeared on CBS Marketwatch (NY).
The New York Times, May 9, 2004: "The Week
in Review" asked the opinion of Michael A. Sells, a professor of
comparative religions at Haverford College and the author of The
New Crusades: Constructing the Muslim Enemy and Approaching the Koran.
He was asked if there were religious and cultural differences that made
Muslims and Arabs particularly outraged by the mistreatment of Iraqis
at Abu Ghraib prison.
Consulting-Specifying Engineer, April 2004:
An article about the energy efficiency and state-of-the-art HVAC systems
of the new Integrated Science Center.
Scripps Howard News Service, December 31, 2003: Haverford
president Tom Tritton was interviewed and quoted for a column by Marcos
Breton on college football and the NCAA rule requiring a 50 % graduation
rate for schools that play in bowl games.
Physics Today, December, 2003 issue: Haverford
physicist Jerry Gollub contributed an article on the lack of continuum
mechanics in physics education.
The Associated Press, December 27, 2003: Haverford political
scientist, Anita Isaacs, was interviewed and quoted regarding the run-off
elections in Guatemala. Isaacs was part of a team of election observers
with the Washington-based Organization of American States.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, November 30, 2003:
Separate commentaries concerning Haverford’s honor code were published
by: Haverford’s director of writing and an assistant professor
of rhetoric and composition, Tom Deans; 1996 Haverford alumnus (and
fourth-year medical student at Thomas Jefferson University) Seth Hollander;
and the 2003 co-chairs of Haverford’s honor council, Miriam Achtenberg
and Liz Bacon.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, November 28, 2003:
Art critic Ed Sozanski wrote a very positive review of Haverford’s
exhibition of paintings by Francoise Andre which were on display until
early December.
The New York Times, November 9, 2003: Author
Joe Queenan mentioned Haverford very positively in an “End Paper”
column on how students (and their parents) pick colleges.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, October, 2003: An
article on the impact of tobacco giants Brown and Williamson and R.J.
Reynolds’ merger on workers included an interview with Haverford
economist, Linda Bell.
lafrica.com, October 27, 2003: A feature on the
treatment of bacterial infections in South Africa and the challenge
posed by antibiotic resistance and misdiagnosis included quotes from
Haverford biologist, Iruka Okeke.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, October 23, 2003:
An editorial by Haverford political scientist Stephen McGovern was published
on the development proposals for the use of public space along the Delaware
River at Philadelphia’s Penns Landing.
The Wall Street Journal, October’03: Haverford’s
director of admission, Rob Killion, was interviewed and quoted in an
article about ways in which colleges interpret applicants’ high
school grade point averages.
The Wall Street Journal, September 26, 2003:
Haverford was included in an article by reporter Elizabeth Bernstein
on what The Journal identified as the top 50 “feeder schools,”
based on the number of alumni from those schools who started at one
of 15 selective business, medical or law schools ( five each) in the
fall’03.
Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, July –
September’03 issue: Article on the history of African American
recipients of the Guggenheim Fellowship included profile on Haverford
fine arts professor and curator of photography, William Williams, who
was one of the 12 African American recipients in 2003.
The New York Times, Boston Globe, The Associated
Press, Miami Herald, etc., September, 2003: Articles and reviews on
the documentary, “Born Rich, featuring Haverford alumnus S.I.
Newhouse ’03, were published around the country. The documentary
appeared on HBO.
News Front Page
| Top of this Page
