On Tuesday, September 14, all alumni, families, and friends were invited to attend a virtual gathering to commemorate the tragedy of September 11, 2001. The program included an introduction by President Wendy Raymond and a memorial lecture by Associate Professor and Chair of Political Science Barak Mendelsohn, entitled September 11: 20 Years Later: What do we really know about the history and background of Al-Qaeda and the Jihadi movement?

Join members of the Clark Hulings Foundation, including Mitchell Cohn '80, for this recorded event celebrating Huling's work and legacy.

Workout with a home kickboxing routine courtesy of Women's Softball Coach Kate Poppe. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

Enjoy a guided virtual tour of Lutnick Library. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

Enjoy a trip down memory lane with the alumni band Dingo in honor of the Class of 1971's 50th reunion. Band members include: James Pabarue '72, Robert Sandhaus '71, Robert Schnaars (son of James Schnaars '45), Michael Stehney '71, David Yager '71-72.

Join Haverford's Director of Facilities Management Don Campbell for a virtual hard hat tour of the Music Building project. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Thursday, May 20, AAEC member Ann Rivera '96 interviewed fellow Lighted Fool Will Berson '98 about his film, television, and theater experience and his Academy Award nominated work—Judas and the Black Messiah. This event is the second held in the AAEC Salon Series. 

On Sunday, May 30, Dana Miller '86 hosted a flowing, vinyasa-style yoga class for all alumni. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Saturday, May 29, the Friend in Residence Program and Quaker Affairs presented a conversation between Masaru Edmund Nakawatase and Richard Iron Cloud. Watch a brief introductory video. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Friday, May 28, panelists Terry Nance P'08, May Mon Post '95, Katie Dalke '07, and moderator Scott Burau '02 participated in a panel conversation focused on the current landscape of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in the fields of higher education, social justice, and medicine. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Friday, May 28, student tour guides from Admissions, Rafael Jovel '22 and Sarah Cahn '22, hosted a virtual tour of campus. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Thursday, May 27, alumni were invited to join MAAG, moderator Rodrick Daley '95, and panelists Gregory Patrick '72, Ingrid Walker-Descartes '95, InSung Min '96, Donna Whyte-Stewart '98, and Jerome P. Watts Jr. '17 for a discussion about BIPOC experiences in medicine. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Thursday, May 27, alumni were invited to join President Wendy Raymond to hear more about the creation of Haverford's next Strategic Plan. Deb Strecker, acting vice president of Institutional Advancement, moderated the conversation. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Thursday, May 27, the Arboretum’s Program Coordinator Jennie Ciborowski led alumni on a virtual tour of the Arboretum. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Wednesday, May 26, Professor Linda Gerstein reflected on the challenges posed by the past year. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Wednesday, May 26, Jesse Lytle, vice president and chief of staff at Haverford; Professor Benjamin Le of psychology; Mike Elias, dean of Student Engagement; and Dr. Stacey Rizza ‘91 of the Mayo Clinic, spoke to how the College has adapted, and ultimately persevered, through the challenges of COVID-19. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Friday, May 28, panelists Jordan Pober '71, Robert Sandhaus '71, Robert Sataloff '71, and moderator Fred Ovsiew '71 spoke about changes in the field of medicine. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

On Saturday, May 29, the Class of 1971 was invited to join Adam Blistein '71, Harlan Jacobson '71, Roger Director '71, and Mitch Stephens '71 for discussion about culture during their undergrad years. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.

Moderated by Bill Chace '61, on Wednesday, May 26, the Class of 1961 joined this discussion where they were encouraged to contribute thoughts about the education they were given. This event was part of the Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021 series.