Mark Schatz '78 has been a sideman in the contemporary and bluegrass scene for years; now, it's his turn in the front of the genre.
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The alumni duo known as Strange Interlude is looking to change the way people think of chamber music by turning it into a conversation between audience and performer.
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Even during a pandemic, sabbaticals prove invaluable for faculty and students.
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As a teen, Steven Pico ’81 became the plaintiff in the only book-banning case to reach the Supreme Court. Forty years later, book bans are on the rise.
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Hughes is working to make farming an accessible career for those new to the field through the National Young Farmers Coalition and the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Rakia Clark ’01, an executive editor at Mariner Books, discusses her two decades in the publishing industry, and what changes she has witnessed over the years.
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New initiatives aim to build a stronger relationship with the Ardmore neighborhood that borders the campus.
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Melanie Travis '08 is changing the swimwear industry by providing more personalized options through her company, Andie.
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Danielle Lynch is bringing the mindset both of an educator and an athlete to the role, with over 20 years of coaching and sports administration under her belt.
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In a wide-ranging interview, Dean of the College John F. McKnight Jr. talks about trust, student agency, social change, and enhancing the Haverford experience.
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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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A Bi-Co couple is helping to bring their community together by sharing their love of theater.
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A documentary by Dan Greenstone '93 explores a California commune that blended countercultural ideals with business savvy to become a Silicon Valley success story.
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Four questions with Sayeeda Rashid, director of the Center for Gender Resources and Sexual Education.
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A life-size 3D-printed statue of Miriam Fuchs '13 became part of #IfThenSheCan-The Exhibit.