Haverford Headlines

Bruce Leto '14 Turns Ideas into Song

An artistic kinship with Professor Emeritus of Music Curt Cacioppo colors the classical pianist's albums and performances, including a recent recital at Carnegie Hall, where he played the live premiere of the composer's “Hal’s Reprise.”

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Where They’re Headed: Julie Rebh ‘22

The biology major and environmental studies minor is researching and cataloging plants and insects with the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute.

Alumni Science

What They Learned: Zoe Frazer-Klotz ‘22 and Lizy Szanton ‘22

For their theses, the psychology majors researched how children internalize prejudice

Students and the Media On Race Relations

Race relations was the focus of a panel discussion held in the spring of 1999, when a group of Haverford students and journalists from national and regional news organizations talked about the current climate on college campuses and in the workplace.
Bosnian Student Returns Home

Vanja Filipovic '99 hopes to help rebuild a democracy in his home country.
Chair Appointments in Global Studies and the Humanities

Anita Isaacs, associate professor of political science, and Joseph Russo, a professor and chair of the classics department, were both named to endowed professorships in the spring of 1999.
"The Long Walk" Begins For Class of 1999

The sun shone brightly as 286 students received their undergraduate degrees at Haverford College's commencement ceremony on May 16.
Student Award Winners

A number of Haverford students received prestigious fellowships and scholarships this spring allowing them to follow their research interests in the U.S. and places around the world.
A Celebration of Diversity

Dozens of Haverford students and high school visitors for the weekend took advantage of a beautiful spring day on Founders Green to celebrate campus and community diversity in a multicultural festival.
Mural Brings Dorm Lounge Alive With Musicians

The basement lounge of Gummere dormitory, once rather nondescript, now has walls that are filled with color and life...actually the lives of 12 musicians.
Brad's Better Banners

I-frontier has moved from its founder's Rosemont bedroom<br />
to become one of the nation's top 100 online-ad agencies.
Haverford Athletes Are the Subject of Research On Pain and Competition Stress

Masilo Grant '97, Deborah Balin '07, and Psychology Professor Wendy Sternberg investigated pain tolerance during athletic competition.
Computers Play a New Tune in the Music Classroom

Chopin certainly expected his compositions to be the subject of experimentation, but it's a pretty sure bet he never would have imagined his music would one day be played on this strange new instrument called the World Wide Web.
Computer Connections in Language Instruction In-Dorm Aid for Computer Bugs

Students at Haverford and other local colleges are now trained to help their peers with technical malfunctions.
Haverford Welcomes the Class of 2002

Haverford College welcomed a caravan of new students and their parents on Wednesday, August 26 when the 322 members of the class of 2002 arrived on campus, unpacked their bags and settled in for orientation activities.
Alumni Fieldhouse is On the Fast Track to the 21st Century

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.
Serendipity Summer Camp is Super Fun

Want to go to Camp? Take a Virtual Visit to Serendipity.
Oh Those Hum and Drum Days of Summer

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.