Haverford, PA News

• Haverford, PA News
• Winners of Departmental Prizes for Classics
• Exploring Leadership: Linking Theory to Practice
• Curt Cacioppo's Vermillion Vesperts on WRTI
• Save The Date: Staff Association Picnic
• Black Star Video Installation by Jesse Weaver Shipley
• Welcome Class of 2016, Exchange and Transfer Students
• Director of Quaker Affairs
• Accounts Payable Deadline
• Fords Join Nobel Laureates At Chicago Summit
• Commencement 2012
• HCA SUMMER RESIDENTS
• Outages This Weekend
• Spray Notice
• Melanie Smith '06 published in Science
• Dan Wagner '03 published in Science
• Classicist Anne Carson inaugurated a new series, Classics and Beyond, organized by the Haverford Classics Department.
• Divas conference on April 14, 2012
• Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology
• Curt Cacioppo's "Vermillion Vespers" to be aired on WRTI-FM 90.1 on Sunday, May 27 at 3 PM.
• Cradles to Crayons
• Spray Notice
• Maris Gillette Teaches Royalty
• Carl Sigmond '13 in The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Three Fords Earn National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships
• Rupinder Garcha '13 Earns Critical Language Scholarship
• Rave review for Vermillion Vespers
• Kuali Financial System (KFS) Website Launch
• 2012 Summer Interns Announced
• Library Summer Hours
• Black Star: a video installation by Jesse Weaver Shipley
• Chamber Singers Commencement Concert
• Senior Associate Director, Parents Program
• HCAH 2012-13 Undergraduate Fellows
• Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors!
• Tri-Co Film Festival Winners
• Joseph R. Urgo '78 Writes Editorial for The Chronicle of Higher Education
• Spring 2012
• Introducing the Climate Action Plan
• Associate Director, Major Gifts
• International Program Coordinator
• Haverford House Reception and Celebration
• New Documentary Videos By Haverford Students
• Memorial Service For Duane Kight, associate professor of French
• Spray Notice
• Fine Arts Senior Thesis Exhibition
• 2012 Photo Contest Winners Announced!
• Assistant Registrar for Technology
• Tri-Co Film Festival
• Professional Polish
• Office of Academic Resources, Assistant Director
• The Waiting List Lottery Numbers are now posted online
• Study Abroad Photo Contest
• NEW STARTING SPRING 2012 Arabic Immersion Program
• Violet Brown's Retirement Party
• Tri-Co Film Festival
• Haverford College Names Dan Weiss as 14th President
• Prunus serrulata 'Kwanzan'
• New Roles for Howard Lutnick ’83 and Dana Shanler Ladden ’84
• Exhibit: Imbued with a Better Learning
• Daniel Kent '12 Named One of "The 25 Most Powerful and Influential Young People"
• Jeremy Jaffe '82 Talks Rockin' Docs With The Philadelphia Inquirer
• WHAT DO NEXTGEN DIGITAL HUMANISTS THINK?
• Apply to Join the Fall 2012 Student Seminars!
• New Group Study Space
• New Group Study Space in Magill
• From The Bookstore
• Free Tulip Bulbs
• Arbor Day
• Upcoming Concerts
• Susanna Wing On Radio France International
• 2012-2013 Postdoctoral Teaching Fellowships in Biology
• Trans-divisional Seminar: "For the Record: Knowledge, Power, & Profit"
• Haverfest
• Fine Arts Department End of Semester Student Art Exhibit
• Visiting Prof. Thomas Devaney quoted in Philiadelphia Inquirer
• New Documentary Videos by Haverford Students
• Tom Devaney in the Philadelphia Inquirer
• "The Sound of Europe: Film Sound and the Experience of Europe in Fatih Akin’s Cinema"
• Admission Communications Specialist
• Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition
• And the Winner Is Nick Kahn
• Farewell Party for Linda Bell
• The Eternal Road
• Jack Carnell Closing Reception
• Susanna Wing Interviewed in USA Today
• Mohamed Abdalkader ’14 Wins Davis Projects for Peace Funding
• Maya Barlev '12 Interviewed About "The City Dark"
• Spring Room Draw - After the Draw - What to do & When to do it.
• Haverford-Based CSA
• General Staff Meeting
• And the Winner Is... "The Sweet Sixteen" Final Round
• Speak the Truth Even if Your Voice Shakes
• Performance! Body! Self! A Lecture (With Some Performance) by Tim Miller
• Hannah Silverblank ’12 Wins Lionel Pearson Fellowship
• Curt Cacioppo's "Cantata of the Angels" to be performed May 12 at 8 PM!
• Earth Day Planting
• Join Us For Alumni Weekend
• And the Winner Is... Artist Talk By Lee Walton
• JOE SCHWARTZ '83 3K RUN/WALK
• Manage Your Mind: The Original Teachings of The Buddha
• Silas Altheimer ’12 Accepted to the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange For Young Professionals
• Apply to Join a Fall 2012 Student Seminar
• Haverford-Bryn Mawr College Orchestra Spring Concert
• ROUND IV Lottery Numbers have been posted
• Comedy Tonight!
• Susanna Wing Publishes in Foreign Affairs
• Samuel Rodriques '13 Receives Goldwater Scholarship
• April Update
• ROUND III Lottery Numbers have been posted.
• National Walk@Lunch Day
• Naturally Slim
• DIVAS Conference
• "What Does It Feel Like to Be an Atheist? Affect, Addiction, and Disbelief after Darwin" - Talk by Donovan Schaefer, Mellon Post-Doc Candidate
• DUEL // DUET
• Cheryl Haworth Teaches Haverford to be “Strong”
• CPGC Pie Party!
• LGBTQ Faculty/Staff Panel
• Young Academic Alumni Lecture Series Talk: Jack Schneider '02
• Diagrammatic Logic
• Bi-Co Chemistry Seminar
• ROUND II Lottery Numbers have been posted.
• Londergan Lab Receives Major Grant
• Emily Cunningham '12 Awarded a Fulbright Scholarship
• New Program With Penn Will Fast-Track Haverford Students Into Engineering Master’s Program
• History Department Bi-Annual Spring Colloquium Series
• ROUND I Lottery Numbers have been posted.
• Listen to Shehzaad Zaman '03 on NPR's All Things Considered
• CAMPUS-WIDE ELECTRICAL SHUT-DOWN
• Haverford House Fellows
• Kannerstein Field Dedication
• "And the Winner Is..." Artist Talk by Lee Walton
• Fairy Tales Come and Gone...
• NTU Bi-Co International Summer School in China Programme
• DIVAS Conference
• "Thinking in Images: Diagrams Across the Divisions" presents: "Iconicity, Abduction, and Diagrammatic Truth"
• Gest Fellows for 2012-2013 announced at Haverford College
• "And the Winner Is..." Artist Talk by Shaun El C. Leonardo
• “Everything you've always wanted to know about Jizo, according to Hank Glassman.”
• Poet & Classicist Anne Carson's "Cassandra Float Can" & “Bracko"
• Students Study Migration in Mexico City
• Let’s Get Fit Haverford!
• History and Theory of Anthropology Live-Tweeting
• Mellon Tri-College Creative Residencies Coordinator (CRC) John B. Hurford ’60 Center for the Arts and Humanities
• Presidential Social Justice Speaker Series Talk
• Bike Sale Rescheduled
• Creativity, Copyright, and the Music Industry
• Assistant Director of Admission – Multicultural Recruitment
• Susanna Wing was interviewed on the BBC's "Up All Night" Program
• Guantámo: An American History
• Visit The Bookstore
• Nicaragua: Surviving The Legacy Of U.S. Policy
• Info for Prospective Chem Majors & Minors is available from Chemistry Curriculum Web Page
• Prunus x yedonensis 'Akebono'
• Lindsay Ryan '12 in UWI Barbados News Magazine
• Jayme Guokas '97 Featured in Philadelphia City Paper
• Re:Humanities 2012 Keynote Lecture
• Poems without Pictures
• "Don't Ever Eat a Potato & Other Nutrition Myths"
• The Chicago Tribune Interviews Benjamin Le
• HVAC Mechanic
• Grounds/ Horticulturist Assistant
• "The Curse of African Sovereignty"
• Blackboard End of Life FAQs
• Let's Get Fit, Haverford!
• Public Observing Tonight
• Quaker Jobs and Internships
• Economics Senior Spotlight - Joshua Weiss, HC '12
• Nora Cohen '03 Tapped For Biden's Re-Election Team
• Helen White Authors New Study that Shows Surprising Effects of Gulf Oil Spill
• More Blood Donors Needed!
• Renaissance Choir Spring Concert
• Afrolatinos: The Untaught Story
• "Melees and Other Social Forms: The Implosion of Art, Life, and Gaming"
• The Event Before Sex
• Manage Your Mind
• Professor Susanna Wing Interviewed on the BBC
• "Have Capitalism and Democracy been Captured by the Elite?"
• Spray Notice
• Lyric Fest
• A Cryptanalyst Cracks DNA's Deep Secrets
• Nicaragua. Surviving the Legacy of U.S. Policy
• “Recovering the Sacred: Religion, Faith and the Land from a Native Perspective"
• "Where We're From!" series at Magill
• "Create Your Own 'Ford Fairy Tale"
• Senior Ian Goldberg Interviewed in Jewish Journal
• Summer Employment
• The Great Chamber Hall Orchestra At Bryn Mawr
• “Like a Dog: Animal Law, Human Cruelty, and the Limits of Care"
• Strange Truth Documentary Film Series Presents: Sneak Preview of Strong! (2012)
• Spray Notice
• "Are Economies Resulting in the Decline of Earth's Life Support System: Can Science, History and Ethics Help Find a Way Forward?"
• Nobel Peace Laureates Summit - Applications due April 1
• Magill and the SciLi now allowing food
• Christopher Johnson '74 Named One of the "Best Mayo Clinic Docs Ever"
• Road Work Notice
• Message From The Library
• Staff Association News
• Get Fit Haverford!
• Sports Medicine Panel
• "And the Winner Is..." Melees and Other Social Forms: The Implosion of Art, Life, and Gaming
• Message from Interim President and Chair of the Board - March 2012
• Visiting Assistant Professorship in U.S. History
• Afrolatinos: The Untaught Story
• Thinking In Images: Diagrams Across the Divisions
• Manage Your Mind
• "And The Winner Is..." Artist Talk by Hank Willis Thomas
• Student Organizers Expand Public Observing Program
• Need help? Stop by, call or text!
• The Event Before Sex—2012 Mellon Symposium
• President's Social Justice Speaker
• Cooking up a Food Revolution
• Winona LaDuke Workshop application- Due Friday, March 23
• Turing Award to Judea Pearl of UCLA
• Sally Dennison '07 Photography Reviewed in Portland Herald Press
• Retirement Celebration for Terry Newirth
• Re:Humanities 2012
• GMGE: Ghanaian Music // Global Entrepreneurship
• Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics
• STRANGE TRUTH: Sneak Preview of STRONG! (2012)
• Swim Lessons at BMC for Children of Faculty and Staff
• Get Fit Haverford!
• Spray Notice
• Tamagawa University Taiko Dance Group
• Winter 2012 Faculty Updates
• Economics Senior Spotlight - Andrew Heumann, HC '12
• Green Office Program
• Fig Trees And Filmmaker John Greyson at Haverford 3/14 And 3/15
• Jack Carnell Lecture
• Bookstore Hours
• Karan Shah '09 Interviewed on Good Morning Mumbai
• On Film, Politics, History and AIDS
• Jennifer Zelnick ’12 Named Luce Scholar
• The Philadelphia Inquirer Reviews the "Fine" Jack Carnell Show
• When Doctors Don't Tell the Truth
• Sharing the Stresses of Being a Doctor
• Friend in Residence 2012
• Faculty Administrative Assistant
• "Gaga Feminism: Sex, Gender and the End of Normal"
• Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology
• Have Capitalism and Democracy been Captured by the Elite? A talk by Raghuram Rajan.
• Snipes Farm and Education Center
• Fourth Day Meeting in the Multicultural Center
• Workshops at Pendle Hill, a Quaker center for study and contemplation
• And the Winner Is…
• PYM’s William Penn Lecture 2012: Signe Wilkinson
• Open No Mic at Quaker House!
• Summer 2012: Faculty Student Research Assistantships
• Ceramics Workshop
• Prunus x incam 'Okame'
• Life After Life
• 100 Years of Health Services at Haverford’s Morris Infirmary
• Performance Workshop with Tim Miller
• 4th Day Meeting
• “From Anti-War Politics to Anti-Torture Politics”
• Ira Reid House Conversation
• 2012 MIDAS Summer Research Program at Pitt
• A New Way to Look at Plants
• Let's Get Fit, Haverford!
• You're invited!
• February Update
• Staff Association General Meeting
• Yoga and Meditation Class
• Forbidden No More...
• The Coop adds new homemade pasta dishes!
• An Evening with Independent Animators Paul & Sandra Fierlinger & Software Developer Fabrice Debarge of TVPaint, France
• Director, Haverford College Dining Services
• BITTER PILLS: A Conversation about Film, History, Politics, and AIDS
• STRANGE TRUTH: Screening of FIG TREES (2009)
• Women's Basketball Makes Semi-Finals For First Time In Program History
• Inventory of College-Owned Art & Artifacts
• Digital Cafe Thursdays
• Arboretum Walk Feb. 26
• Literature & Cognition Linguistics Symposium
• El Edificio De Los Chilenos (The Chilean Building)
• F-1 Students Traveling for Spring Break
• Jack Carnell Authentic America
• Haverford Conversation: Dr. Naif Al-Mutawa
• Centennial Conference Women's Basketball Playoffs
• "Where We're From!" series at Magill
• The Lacey Project
• Trio Camille
• Visiting Assistant Professor in Computer Science
• Two Win Intercultural Leadership Award
• Hershey's Ice Cream sampling day @ The Coop!
• Fords and the Entrepreneurial Spirit
• Letters from the Deans
• Commencement Day, 2012
• Economics Senior Spotlight - Gifford Brooks, HC '12
• Job Opportunity -- Research Coordinator at The Bipolar Clinic and Research Program at Massachusetts General Hospital
• New Study Space in Magill!
• Opening of New Study Space in Magill
• Library Hours
• Coop Food Samples
• People's Conference with Harrell Fletcher & Jens Hoffmann
• Susanna Wing Discusses Mali on the BBC's "The World Today"
• Survey
• Health Fair Tomorrow
• Blue Cross Broad Street Run Registration
• Valentine's Sale in the Bookstore
• Islamic Comic Book Creator Comes to Haverford
• Anita Isaacs Speaks to the Associated Press About Possible Guatemalan Drug Legalization
• THE 99: SUPERHEROES INSPIRED BY ISLAM
• ////HOWARD 2 GO: People's Biennial
• Coordinator/Director Student Activities and Leadership
• Jen Zelnick '12 named Luce Scholar
• Winter 2012
• "Education Under Fire"
• Steve Emerson '74 to Columbia
• The Lacy Project
• "Where We're From!" series at Magill
• Summer Institute for Training in Biostatistics (SIBS)
• Post-Baccalaureate Fellowships in Functional Neuroimaging at Duke
• Chemistry Research Experience for Undergraduates in Energy and Catalysis at UC Davis
• “Sensing and Signaling” Reseach Experience for Undergrads at University of Tennessee
• 2012 Summer Research Experiences for Undergraduates at UAB
• Craig Borowiak's Solidarity Economy Map in Grid Magazine
• FORBIDDEN NO MORE... The New China in Ethnographic Film
• The Joe Schwartz 3K Run/Walk Training Competition
• People's Biennial: Screening & Conversation with Artist Howard Kleger & Brandon Joyce
• The Philadelphia Inquirer Reviews People's Biennial
• Fosters.com Profiles Runner-Writer Matt Fitzgerald '93
• Historic Photos
• COLLECTION MANAGEMENT & METADATA SERVICES ASSISTANT
• Religion and Spirituality Week
• Library Exhibit Internship: Philippines Photography
• Philadelphia Daily News Calls People's Biennial "Radical," "Charming"
• Georgetown University Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) Student Leaders Program
• People's Biennial at The Coop
• Screening of El Sol Sale Para Todos/The Sun Comes Out for Everyone, a film by Artist Laura Deutch
• People's Biennial - Artists Conversation
• PEOPLE'S BIENNIAL installation at Magill
• Recovering Lost Voices: A Digital Workshop for the Restoration of Renaissance Polyphony
• Juniperus virginiana, Eastern red-cedar
• Literature and Cognition Linguistics Symposium
• THE ARTIST(S) FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE HAVERFORD JOURNAL
• PROJECT MANAGER
• Hurford Center for the Arts and Humanities Spring 2012 Info Session
• Bibhav Acharya '06 And His Collaborators Run Nepali Hospital Via Smartphones
• PhillyCarShare at Haverford
• 2012 Social Medicine Seminar Application
• Register Now: 10 Weeks To A New You!
• Mapping Du Bois
• DIS Copenhagen
• Joe Schwartz ’83 Memorial 3K Run/Walk
• Welcome Back Reception
• Impact Investing Seminar
• Recovering Lost Voices: A Digital Workshop for the Restoration of Renaissance Polyphony
• Paul Cates '50 Profiled in The Portland Press-Herald's Maine Gardener Column
• Javier Martinez de Velasco, Director of IES Center in Granada, Spain
• Kimberly Benston Named Interim Provost of Haverford College
• Economics Senior Spotlight - Mallimalika Gupta, BMC '12
• Laura McGrane Talks Digital Humanities in Inside Higher Ed
• Think, Care, Act: Teaching for a Peaceful Future
• Alternatives to Violence Project
• The Library is hiring students!
• Talk by Robert Cheetham and Deborah Boyer from Azavea
• Summer Research Opportunities at Virginia Bioinformatics Institute (VBI) at Virginia Tech
• Summer 2012 Opportunities for Undergraduate Students for Training in Biostatistics
• Hepatitis B Foundation Summer Internship Opportunity
• Final call for applications: Gateways to the Laboratory Summer Program in New York City for Pre-MD/PhD Students
• Brandeis’ REU Summer Research Program in Cell and Molecular Visualization
• American Society for Microbiology Undergraduate Research Fellowship
• American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) Summer Undergraduate Fellowship
• 2012 UNT Chemistry NSF-REU Program
• Christopher Johnson '74 Writes Book "Decoding" Doctor-Speak
• Massage Therapy Available at the Health Center
• Matt Wetherell ’12 Interviews Former Surgeon General Koop
• The Haverford/Bryn Mawr Chorale invites all bi-co faculty, staff, and their families who love to sing in choirs to join us Wednesday, January 25
• Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology
• NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates
• Careers in Law and Public Interest
• People's Biennial
• IFSA-Butler Scholar Program for First Generation College Students
• Visiting Assistant Professor in the Study of Modern or Contemporary Japan
• The 99: Superheroes Inspired by Islam
• Summer Research at Cornell University’s New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
• IT Job Opportunity at Lafayette College
• Library Launches New Tripod!
• Is Howard Brown '12 "Philly's Next Rap Star?"
• Peace Activist Sue Gelber Cannon Featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer
• Danielle Simpson '12 Interviewed in the Joplin Globe
• Anita Isaacs Quoted in International Business Times
• Custodian
• Mail Center Closing Early
• New for Summer 2012: Summer Student Research Fellowships
• Audition for a staged reading of "The Lacy Project"
• Spring 2012: India and Britain: The East India Company, 1600-1857
• Haverford Career Development Office
• Sarah-Marie Belcastro '91 Interviewed on NPR's All Things Considered
• Robert Neuwirth ’81 Talks About His New Book on Slate.com
• Auditions for "Bang! or I Want You"
• Naturally Slim is Starting Phase 5
• Confidential Investment Counseling Opportunities
• United Way Campaign 2011 Extended
• Barak Mendelsohn, Assistant Professor of Political Science speaks to PHAN and Students
• TECBio: "Simulation and Visualization of Biological Systems at Multiple Scales"
• New England Science Symposium
• Philadelphia Art Museum's Museum Studies Internship Program
• Stephen Handlon '13
• Peet's Coffee & Tea @ The Coop & Barista's Nook!
• Professor Paul Smith In Inside Higher Ed/USA Today
• Hoops 'N' Hoagies Night in the GIAC
• New Tripod is Coming Jan. 9
• Emeriti
• Amgen Scholars National Program
• Winter 2012 Facilities Update
• Noah Leavitt '91 on WHYY
• Tsuga diversifolia, northern Japanese hemlock
• Robert Eisinger '87 in the Huffington Post
• Economics Senior Spotlight - Bryan Henrick '12
• Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery
• Winter Break
• Coop Holiday Hours
• IITS ProDesk Holiday Schedule
• Library Study Break
• Study Breaks in the Library This Week
• Campus Folk Band Makes An Album
• Lloyd Lights Brighten the Campus Again
• Director, Office of Academic Resources
• Rep. Steny Hoyer Names Alexis Covey-Brandt '01 Chief of Staff
• Haverford College Holiday Party
• Study Breaks in the Library This Week
• Search Brochure
• December Update
• Nicaragua Delegation Application
• IBC members can save at the RiverRink
• Study Break in Special Collections
• Music Events: Chamber Music & Intro. to Piano Recital
• CHOP Summer Research Program
• Study Breaks in the Library This Week
• U.S. Department of Homeland Security HS-STEM Summer Internship Program
• The Nemours Summer Undergraduate Research Scholarship at Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children
• Job Posting -- for seniors!
• EID Laboratory Fellowship (public health/infectious disease)
• UNCF /Merck Undergraduate Science Research Scholarship Awards
• SUMR- Summer Undergraduate Minority Research Program
• Search Advertisement
• Summer in Biomedical Science (SIBS) Undergraduate Research Program
• Marine Science Fellowships
• Georgia Tech Chemistry and Biochemistry PhD Studies / REU Opportunities
• Gateways to the Laboratory Summer Program in New York City for Pre-MD/PhD Students
• American Society for Microbiology Fellowship for Students to Conduct Research with a Mentor
• IITS ProDesk Hours
• ciee announces $1 million scholarship program to expand access to study abroad
• Student Worker Time Sheets
• Retirement Celebration for Emma Lapsansky-Werner
• Chamber Singers Holiday Concert
• Symposium Examines “Islam: Reform and Revival”
• Instructional Technology and Training Specialist, IITS
• Fall 2011
• Cacioppo's recent work to premiere at Curtis Institute
• Former President Tom Tritton Visits Future Site of Tritton Hall
• UNITED WAY- LAST CALL- URGENT
• Student Art Exhibition
• Final Presidential Search Committee Members Office Hour
• The Squad: Last Open Mic of the Year
• Last installment of "Writing at the Crossroads: The intersection of Spoken Word and Photography"
• Looking at John Szarkowski Looking at Photographs: Gallery Conversation with Homay King, Andrew Moisey, Joshua Ramey, and John Muse
• The Hurford Humanities Center Adds “Arts” to its Name
• Transdivisional Faculty Tea
• Bookstore Sale & Holiday Party
• Bi-Co Chorale and Choral Orchestra Concert
• Tsuga canadensis, Canada or eastern hemlock
• Magill Library Open 24/7 With Card Access
• 2011 Mid-Year Room Draw Lottery Numbers and Housing Options have been posted.
• Economics Class Tours Brussels, Frankfurt
• Stress Buster!
• Islam: Reform & Revival
• Railroad Photography Exhibits Closing
• Haneta’alem Sah-Tahrir Internship
• Tim Richards '10: Blending Environmental Activism and Academics
• Josh Byrnes '92 Named San Diego Padres GM
• Islam: Reform and Revival
• The Myopia at BMC
• Fair Trade Gift Fair
• The Fall Student Dance Concert Celebrates Bi-Co Talent
• Tamar Adler '99 Writes Thanksgiving-Related Op-Ed
• Errol Morris Interviews Former Philosophy Professor Josiah "Tink" Thompson
• Going Away for T-Day? No problem!
• CS Education Week 2011
• ACM Tech News
• Thanksgiving Holiday
• Fall 2011 Faculty Update
• Summer 2012 in Avignon France
• Curator and Programs Coordinator, John B. Hurford '60 Center for the Arts and Humanities
• Bi-Co Orchestra Fall Concert
• Haverford Conversation: Rich Espey ’87, GLSEN Educator of Year
• Transdivisional Faculty Tea & Info Session
• Thanksgiving Tribute to Native Americans
• "Three Generations of American Music: Accenting Native Traditions"
• Bridging the Distance for Bi-Co Singers and a Swiss Composer
• The Penn State College of Medicine Summer Undergraduate Research Internship Program for 2012 (SURIP 2012)
• Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas
• Summer Research Opportunity at the College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment, University of Delaware
• Summer Research at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, 2012
• Summer Research at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
• Digital Research in the Tri-Co
• CPGC International Partnership Summer Internships
• CPGC Domestic Partnership Summer Internships
• Sarah Loeffler ’07 Honored for Pro Bono Work
• Careers in Sports Symposium Comes to Campus
• Check Requests Due By Friday
• Better Together: Day of Food Mindfulness
• "LUCID DREAMING": Artist Talk by Pamela Johnson
• Lindsay N. Ryan '12
• Writing at the Crossroads: Exploring the Intersection of Spoken Word and Image
• General Staff Association Meeting
• Microfinance Talk: Can Microfinance and its Social Development Focus Survive Association With Wall Street?
• Emeriti Retirement Health Solutions Workshops & Mini-Tutorial
• Susanna Wing Returns to Mali on a State Department-Sponsored Trip
• New Tri-College Creative Arts Residencies Program to Launch
• Economics Senior Spotlight - Roxanne Jaffe '12
• Digital Research Funding Student Workshop & Lunch
• Katie Monroe '12
• Malus, crabapple
• Writing Seminar Class Lists - Spring Semester
• Mail/Receiving Clerk
• Transitional Economics and the European Economic Crisis: A Week Abroad
• Flat Land: proxy wars, proxy bodies
• Mansfield College Oxford to visit Haverford
• Spring 2012: Women’s Narratives in the Arab Middle East
• Film Screening: Stolen Dreams
• Remembering Esther Ralph, Librarian
• Fall Retreat at Snipes Farm
• 2011-2012 Thanksgiving Break Notice
• “Writing at the Crossroads: Exploring the Intersection of Spoken Word and Image”
• "Creative Connector" Thomas Lloyd on WHYY
• Work-in-Progress Salon for the Headlong Performance Institute
• Updates for Alumni & Parents
• Alums Return to Campus for Discussion of Income Inequality
• Students: Schedule an advising appointment for domestic project ideas.
• High Demand for Science Graduates Enables Them to Pick Their Jobs, Report Says
• University Summer Course Grant
• King's College London at Haverford
• Two-Year Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellowship in the Humanities
• Land Conservation Sustainability
• CPGC Welcome Reception for Chloe Tucker '07
• Opening Reception for MAPS Exhibit
• Alumni Panel Discussion: "Rising Income Inequality"
• Winter Break Migration Field Study in Mexico City
• Haverford's Own Hip-Hop Star
• Gallery Talk: Through the Plain Camera: Small and Shapely Pleasures in Contemporary Photography
• CPGC Programs in Mexico City
• Junior Year at London School of Economics?
• The Road to the World Series for Thad Levine '94
• College Year in Athens Greece Info Session
• Charge to the Presidential Search Committee
• Thad Levine '94 Celebrated as Part of the "Strong Team Behind the Team"
• Divas Reading Group - Organized by Hannah Silverblank '12
• Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure Coming to Haverford
• Rising Income Inequality: Causes and Consequences
• MBI BioSciences Problem-Solving Workshop (PSW@MBI) (July 16-20, 2012)
• Joint 2012 MBI-NIMBioS-CAMBAM Summer Graduate Workshop Stochastics Applied to Biological Systems (June 18-29, 2012)
• 2012 MBI Undergraduate Summer Research Program (May 29 - June 8, 2012)
• Margaret Selsor '12
• Daniel Kent Wins Google Zeitgeist Young Minds Competition
• Through the Plain Camera: Small and Shapely Pleasures in Contemporary Photography
• Student Pizza Seminar Info-Pizza Humanities Center Pizza Meeting
• CS Fall Fling: More than just pizza!
• Philly Inquirer Covers Philly Fellows, A Program Founded By Tim Ifills '03 and Matt Joyce '03
• Rebecca DeHority '12
• Submit to the Haverford Jouirnal
• Large Scholarly Book Collection Debuts in Tripod
• New Resource – “All the World’s Primates”
• New Chemistry Reaction Database: Reaxys
• Sacred Economics: Money, Gift, and Society in an Age of Transition
• Jon Wilson receives Li-COR LEEF Award
• Taxodium ascendens, pondcypress
• St. Andrew's Society of Philadelphia Scholarship
• Stephen J. Lippard ’62 on History of Cancer Therapies
• Arts in India
• ACM Fellow visits CS students
• Lizzy Pierson '12
• Online Enrollment Certifications
• Olivia Coburn-Flynn '13 in the Los Gatos Weekly Times
• Arts Funding Student Info Session
• Apply to join the Architecture on Display Reading Group
• NEW DORMS UPDATES!
• KINSC/HHMI sponsored student research symposium Saturday September 24
• Indexing Al-Qaeda
• CPGC General Info Session Date Change
• A Weekend of Native American Culture and Sport
• Young Academic Alumni Lecture Series: Nicholas Popper '99
• Gabby Goodman '12
• Craig Borowiak on the Rise of Philadelphia Food Co-ops
• New Multi-function Scanner, Color Printer, and Color Copier
• iPad 2 available for checkout!
• Young Academic Alumni Lecture Series Talk by Nicholas Popper '99
• Product Recall Notification - Birth Control (Tri-Previfem Tablets)
• International Programs
• “People with optimism and purpose are the world’s most important resource.”
• Flu Clinic - October 3 and 5
• Benjamin Le’s New Website and Book Help Answer Relationship Questions
• Apply for the Fall Break Service Learning Trip to High Rocks, West Virginia
• Re:Humanities Call for Papers/Proposals
• Updates for Alumni & Parents
• Purchasing Specialist
• New Exhibit of Work by Vincent Desiderio '77 Opens at Marlborough Chelsea
• Railroad Photography Exhibitions
• Assistant Professor of Mathematics
• Staff and Grant Accountant
• Security Officer (PT)
• Carpenter
• The companies of Howard Lutnick '83 Raise $12 Million on 9/11 Anniversary
• Liz Crooks '12 Featured on Library Company Site
• Daniel Kent '12 Named Google Zeitgeist Young Minds Winner
• Poetry Reading: Iain Pollock '00
• "...Capturing a sad, resonant - and occasionally high-spirited - beauty."
• Anita Isaacs in The Wall Street Journal
• "Sculptures reflecting the beauty of nature"
• CREATIVE TIME: LIVING AS FORM
• Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf Reading Group
• Poetry Reading Group
• First Year Students are Invited to Attend "Dimensions of Diversity"
• Patriot Acts: Narratives of Post-9/11 Injustice
• Haverford Remembers 9/11
• Deal Book Profiles Howard Lutnick '83: "The Survivor Who Saw The Future for Cantor Fitzgerald"
• VIDEO: Martha Denney, Dean of the College, welcome presentation to freshman parents
• Field Guide: Gallery Talk
• Instructional Technology and Training (ITT) Specialist
• Sophora japonica, pagoda tree or scholar tree
• Global Terrorism Research Project goes live
• Field Guide: Markus Baenziger, curated by John Muse
• Effective Grantsmanship Seminar Series is back!
• SOCIAL OBJECTS AND MODEL BEHAVIORS
• "One does not so much enter into the landscapes of Ying Li as collide with them."
• Iruka Okeke Plays Host to Nigerian Microbiology Fellow
• DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC NEWSLETTER - Fall 2011
• Philly for 'Fords!
• Joshua Schrier Helps Discover New Organic Semiconductor
• Jonathan F. Karp '88 Interviewed on Television New Zealand
• Theresa Tensuan ’89 Named Director of Office of Multicultural Affairs
• Charlotte Magazine Profiles Stephanie Pickering ’09
• Full Cook
• Lucy Barber '86 on CSPAN
• Introducing...the OMA Passport for First-Year Students!
• Focus on German Jewish History
• Updated Key Pick up and Non-Academic Registration Information (08.26.11)
• Preparing For Hurricane Irene
• Professor's Pain Research Cited
• Health Services is Now Accepting Insurance
• Summer 2011
• Part-time Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach
• Coop Account: Create & Add Funds Online
• Study Abroad in South Africa?
• Haverford Conversation: Steven C. Beschloss ’80
• Studying Transitional Justice in Guatemala
• Desserts and the Deets: Open House in Stokes!
• Haverford Student and Professor Publish a New Paper on Crying
• Writing Seminar Class Lists - Fall 2011
• Annual Study Abroad Fair
• Annual Study Abroad Fair
• Derek Lief '08 Scores Three Goals in Israel's First Ever Lacrosse Game
• Digital Scholarship Librarian
• The Next Generation
• RESEARCH AND INSTRUCTION LIBRARIAN
• ELECTRONIC RESOURCES LIBRARIAN
• Beyond the Classroom
• Updates for Alumni & Parents
• PT Administrative Assistant - OMA
• Digital Music Project Gets NEH Funding
• A Poet's Work
• Susanna Wing Awarded U.S. Speaker and Specialist Grant
• Joanne V. Creighton, Ph.D., Named Interim President
• Alumni Travel: Venice, its Sea Empire & the Medieval World
• Assistant Professor in General Linguistics
• Studying the Stars
• Harper Hubbeling ’11 Published in Nature Immunology
• Organic Chemistry at Yale
• Cotinus coggygria, Common smoketree
• Custodian
• Spending a Summer the Weaver’s Way
• Solar Flares: A Summer at Harvard
• Quaker Bouncers Idea Goes National
• Building a Bright Future in Philadelphia
• Haverford Adds Microfinance Position, Curriculum
• The Green Office Program
• Cacioppo releases new CD.
• HHC accepting Student Office Assistant Applications for 2011-12
• A Summer at Cliveden
• Humans, Desire, Society
• Assistant Professor of Psychology
• Assistant Professor of Chemistry
• We’re seeing STARS
• Program Coordinator, Koshland Integrated Natural Sciences Center
• from around (t)here
• Women’s soccer looking toward challenging 2011 slate
• Urban Agriculture and Modern Design in Germany
• An Education in Guatemala
• Empowering Girls in Rural Peru
• Teaching in Israel
• Advocating for Immigrants in Virginia
• Clinic in Cape Town
• Tracing the Ocean’s History
• Golf and the Law
• Field hockey to take on six championship tournament teams in 2011
• Improving Children's Health in Boston
• Women's tennis earns all-academic award, five pick up individual honors
• Seven from men's tennis earn ITA scholar honors, team named all-academic squad
• President Emerson Will Not Seek Reappointment
• Practicing Medicine in India
• Part-time Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach
• Part-time Assistant Softball Coach
• Uplifting a community affected by HIV/AIDS in rural Uganda
• Haverford: A "Green College"
• Rineer named interim men’s soccer head coach
• Financial Aid: Haverford "Among the Best"
• Researching Woodblocks from the 19th Century
• HVAC Mechanic
• Haverford College women’s volleyball releases 2011 schedule
• Uncovering History in Philadelphia
• Exploring the Humanities (and Philadelphia)
• Interning with the Philadelphia Museum of Art
• Brady resigns as Haverford College’s men’s soccer head coach
• Studying the History of Medicine
• My Summer with the Romantics
• Reporting on K-12 STEM Education
• Recreating Du Bois' 7th Ward
• Hovenia dulcis, Japanese raisintree
• Women's Center
• Looking for a job?
• 8D = Community Service
• 145+ Active Clubs @ Haverford
• Class of 2015 Customs Schedule
• A Ford at the Fringe
• Admission Counselor or Assistant Director of Admission – Multicultural Recruitment
• YOUR Students' Council
• Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach
• International students and the UK Border Agency
• Book Store Manager
• Men’s Lacrosse Claims Man-Down Defense Efficiency Statistical Championship
• Gluck headed to World Cup in Germany
• Young steps down from women’s lacrosse post
• Anita Isaacs Quoted in Wall Street Journal
• Four Haverford Grads Named Philly Fellows
• Baseball's Sarafin featured in hometown news release
• Eve Gleichman '11 Wins Stony Brook Short Fiction Prize
• Non Doctior
• Lulu Krause '12: Blogging From the Fringe
• Eleven Fords named to academic all-area teams led by performer of year Schoch
• Political Graphics in LA
• Beccaria talks Haverford baseball with BaseballFactory.com
• Keeping Cool in the Heat
• Don't Quit This Day Job
• Winners of Classics Department Academic Prizes Announced
• Relive Alumni Weekend 2011
• Lamar '08 to compete at the 2011 USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships
• Assistant fencing coach Davis named Philadelphia Inquirer Hero of the Week
• Lab Instructor Biochemistry/Organic Chemistry
• Part Time Assistant Women’s Tennis Coach/Internship
• Summer Blog
• Director of Enterprise Systems
• Summer Hours
• Political Graphics in LA
• Waleed Abroad
• Heidi Jacob, Associate Professor of Music, has received her Doctorate of Musical Arts in Music Composition.
• Political Science Major Blogging CPGC Internship
• Ingrid Arauco's music featured on new CD's
• Chemistry Department Job Openings
• Spring 2011 Faculty Updates
• Gornowski named Assistant Sports Information Director
• "Only William Earle Williams Hits the Right Notes"
• Kalmia latifolia, Mountain laurel
• Summer Study Abroad
• Prof. Barak Mendelsohn on Imam Anwar al Awlaki
• Bostick named to the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team
• Welcome Class of 2015!
• Summer Blog
• Associate Director, Major Gifts West Coast
• Jerry Gollub Honored With Two-Day Conference
• Levinson earns honorable mention in EWFC Woman of the Year voting
• Schoch, Arnold earn All-American status at national championship meet
• Ferri earns 2011 IWLCA All-America recognition
• Carluccio named to 2011 ABCA/Rawlings All-America Team
• Welcome Class of 2015!
• Instrument Specialist/Instructional Support Chemistry Department
• Three Fords qualify for 1,500 meter final; Hulleberg takes 10th in 10,000
• Part-time Assistant Field Hockey Coach
• Hjelm, Gregory named to USILA North-South all-star game rosters
• Commencement 2011 In Photos
• Carluccio named to D3baseball.com's 2011 All-America Team
• Non Doctior
• Journal of Undergraduate Anthropology
• Joshua Schrier Wins Cottrell College Science Award
• Men’s lacrosse quartet garners USILA All-America recognition
• Four from baseball tabbed for all-region team; DeRosa picks up Gold Glove
• CASH RECEIPTS PROCESSOR
• Seven Fords selected to compete at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships
• Matthew Stremlau '99
• Dr. Robert Sataloff '71
• Class of 2006 Reunion Weekend Gallery Event
• IT Project Manager for ProDesk
• Roger Lane on Possible Unabomber Connection to Tylenol Poisonings
• Four Fords named to the IWLCA All-Metro Region Team
• Eight named to the All-Centennial Conference Spring Sportsmanship Team
• Updates for Alumni & Parents
• Why Are You Attending Alumni Weekend?
• Free Ai Weiwei
• Why Are You Attending Alumni Weekend?
• Commencement 2011
• Quartet from track & field post NCAA qualifying times at Tuppany
• Donnelly talks about coaching career in Philadelphia Inquirer
• Obama Taps Richard G. Andrews '77 For Federal Bench
• Eleven Fords named to the all-conference men’s outdoor track & field team; Donnelly tabbed coach of the year
• Haverford women’s outdoor track & field places six on all-conference team; Lipinski named Most Outstanding Field Performer
• Eight Fords selected to All-Centennial Conference men’s lacrosse team
• Eight from baseball named all-conference as Carluccio, Beccaria earn top honors
• Shapes of Consciousness Summer Reading Group
• Room Draw - After the Rounds -- Waiting List Lottery Numbers have been posted.
• HHC Archive
• Discipline and Punish Summer Reading Group
• Smith and DiCandilo named to All-Centennial Conference team
• Prof. Barak Mendelsohn on Bin Laden's Death
• Why Are You Attending Alumni Weekend?
• Cornus kousa, Kousa dogwood
• Schoch wins twice and Lipinski claims triple jump on final day of the conference championships
• Rally falls short in final at-bat as Fords fall in championship game
• Men’s tennis ends season with loss to No. 13 Johns Hopkins
• Men capture trio of firsts, Lipinski wins women's long jump in day 2 of league meet
• Fords’ bats, Williams dominate Bears to stave off elimination
• Fords slug way to championship round; Eliminate Diplomats
• New Documentary Videos by Haverford Students
• Road to baseball championship gets longer after loss to Diplomats
• Haverford quartet finishes second at Penn Relays
• Fords can't overcome 3rd-period burst by Bullets in league tourney loss
• Ford men in first after day one at conference championships; women in third
• 2011-2012 Haverford House Fellows
• 2011 Summer Closing Notice ~ Student Services & Facilities Information
• Visiting Assistant Professor in Political Science (Theory)
• Coral Walker '12
• Haverford hungry for title at Centennial Conference women’s outdoor track & field championships
• Fords look to begin a new streak at the Centennial Conference outdoor track & field championships
• CPGC Announces 2011 Summer Interns
• Baseball to open the Centennial Conference tournament against Diplomats
• Submit to the Haverford Journal
• Ben Hickernell '00
• 3 Full Scholarships for Study at Exeter International Summer School, England
• Men’s lacrosse to do battle with Gettysburg in conference semifinal
• Women’s tennis travels to Muhlenberg for Centennial tournament opener
• Women’s lacrosse takes on Washington to open the conference tournament
• Women's tennis unable to overcome early deficit, falling to Mules in tourney
• Time runs out on women's lacrosse in improbable comeback
• The Last Sheriff
• Softball closes out season with split against Arcadia University
• Men’s tennis advances to conference semifinal with win over Shoremen
• Men's tennis set for rematch against Shoremen in conference tourney
• Fords place five on All-Centennial Conference women's lacrosse team
• Fords end conference slate with split at Swarthmore
• Benoit tabbed as Haverford College's new women's volleyball head coach
• Conference Championship Central
• Fords will roll into tourney with 4-game win streak after defeat of Widener
• Modern Jewish Thought and Culture Symposium
• Daniel Kent ’11 Named Google Policy Fellow
• Butera named Centennial Conference offensive player of the week
• Big defensive week for Hamill nets conference player of the week honor
• 2011 Study Abroad Photo Contest Winners Announced
• Simon Vickery '11
• Why Are You Attending Alumni Weekend?
• Fine Arts Senior Thesis Exhibition
• Fords head into league tourney with momentum after win over Garnet
• Baseball sweeps Bullets to set program record for wins in a season
• Softball at Swarthmore moved to Tuesday
• Women’s tennis grabs final postseason berth with road win at Gettysburg
• Three Fords run NCAA provisional times to lead track & field teams
• Fords rally to defeat host Swarthmore College, 9-8
• Fords in the hunt, but falter in men's tennis match against rival Swarthmore
• Professor Markus Baenziger exhibiting work at Walton Arts Center
• Baseball exorcises demons of past, pound out home win over Diplomats
• Photos and Videos Document a Changing Africa
• Philadelphia Inquirer Reviews "Possible Cities"
• Women’s tennis drops 8-1 decision to Swarthmore
• Softball drops a pair of conference games to visiting Ursinus
• Loss to Diplomats sets up important Friday rematch at home
• Haverford cricket takes its bow at baseball's Hall of Fame
• Fords women take title at Gwynedd-Mercy track invite, men sixth
• Baseball's Henrick featured in hometown news release
• MassMutual Scholars Program
• Alexandra Obando '12
• Smoke In Your Eyes: The Symbolic Evolution of the Cigarette
• Updates for Alumni & Parents
• Men’s tennis moves closer to a post-season berth with an 8-1 win at Ursinus
• Juan Williams ’76 On Campus For Journalism Symposium
• Chase for women's lacrosse tournament seeding dealt a blow by Ursinus
• Ketty Nez, HC ’87, premieres new chamber opera"The Fiddler and The Old Woman of Rumelia."
• Zambrotta tabbed as HCAA's Featured Student-Athlete
• ASSISTANT SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR
• Haverford College’s Morgan to conduct 13th All-Star Girls’ Hoop Camp
• Fords defeated by Wilkes University in a regional battle, 7-2
• Visiting Assoc. Prof. Carol Solomon in the New York Times
• Dylan Lazovik '12
• Why Are You Attending Alumni Weekend?
• Spotlighted Student: Daniel Weaver '11
• Softball falls twice to Franklin & Marshall, 4-2 and 7-3
• Men's tennis downed by host Diplomats
• Four Fords set personal records at Greyhound Invitational
• Fords bats pound out 29 hits in doubleheader sweep of Shoreman
• Donches wins twice, but Fords fall to New York University, 5-4
• Solid second-half not enough for women's LAX to pull off upset of No. 7 Dips
• Rain Pushes Four Athletic Events to Sunday
• Fords turn tables on host Ursinus earning league win on Bears' home field
• Cricket XI set for a few swings at baseball’s hall of fame
• Softball salvages split with Widener after offensive outburst in nightcap
• Fords let one slip away in conference loss to visiting Ursinus
• Five Fords Win NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
• Women’s lacrosse hangs on to defeat Washington College, 7-6
• Women's tennis picks up three singles victories in loss to visiting Washington
• Spring Room Draw Round III Lottery Numbers and North Dorm Floor plans Posted
• Men’s basketball receives 2010-11 Sam Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award
• Alex Mirarchi '11
• Rain wins again; Haverford baseball and softball postponed
• UPDATES ~ Two Lloyd 2-person suites will be offered in Round II today!
• GO BANG: THE MUSIC OF ARTHUR RUSSELL
• Baseball arrives in national poll for first time in program history
• Spring Room Draw Round II Lottery Numbers Posted
• Assistant Director of Alumni Relations & Annual Giving - Parent Programs
• Reporting on the KINSC
• William Penn's 'Holy Experiment'
• Spring Room Draw Round I Lottery Numbers Posted
• Joe Schwartz '83 Run/Walk continues its success in fourth year
• Coulter's smash leads Fords to win over scrappy Muhlenberg
• Baseball’s Carluccio and Henrick earn weekly conference honors
• Banno tabbed as Centennial's men’s lacrosse defensive player of the week
• Why Are You Attending Alumni Weekend?
• Garrett wins twice, but Fords fall to Salisbury in men's tennis
• Different styles, but same result as baseball sweeps McDaniel in league doubleheader
• Fords track & field performs well at NJ Invitational
• Women’s lacrosse takes down visiting Bryn Mawr on Senior Day, 16-5
• Women's tennis starts new win streak with conference victory at Dickinson
• Men’s tennis falls to 12th-ranked Johns Hopkins, 7-2; Halts winning streak at six
• Paul Krugman on “The Mess We’re In”
• Gardasil Vaccine for Men
• Helpful Health Info for Graduating Seniors
• ROOM DRAW STARTS NEXT WEEK! THE ROUNDS are MONDAY, APRIL 11th - FRIDAY, APRIL 15th
• Softball drops non-league outing to College of New Jersey
• Men’s tennis takes down Division II University of the Sciences, 5-3
• Honorary Degree Recipients Announced for Commencement 2011
• Greyhounds race to lead, but Fords muzzle upset bid with singles victories
• Screening & Conversation with Filmmaker Ranjan Kamath
• Vanessa Douglas '12
• Men’s tennis extends winning streak to five with 7-2 victory over Mulhenberg
• Fords outscore Cardinals in second half but fall to No. 11 Catholic
• DiCandilo helps softball earn doubleheader split with Muhlenberg
• Islam and Africa
• Joe Schwartz 3K Run/Walk to take place this Sunday
• Why Are You Attending Alumni Weekend?
• Haverford's oldest sport getting its due with prestigious invitation
• Baseball rallies from behind four times in extra-inning win over Swarthmore
• Spotlighted Student: Kathleen Bui '11
• Softball falls in a pair of pitcher's duels to host Dickinson, 3-0 and 1-0
• Pitching, early runs lead baseball to doubleheader sweep of Red Devils
• Men's tennis defeats Dickinson, 7-2, for fourth consecutive victory
• Fords kick off outdoor track & field season with solid performances
• Fords dominate Diplomats in women's tennis Centennial action
• Fast start propels women's lacrosse to 7-4 victory at Dickinson
• Dickinson holds off men's lacrosse in final seconds of top-25 match-up
• Thomas Mahoney '12
• Men's track and field, coming off indoor title, readies for outdoor
• Amie Roe '06
• Baseball versus Swarthmore postponed to Sunday
• Cornus mas, Cornelian cherry
• 2011 Alumni Achievement Award Winners Announced
• Men’s tennis wins close one over Lions, 5-4
• Hubbeling receives Ambler Award
• Colburn '59 to receive honor from Delaware sportswriters
• FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER
• Women’s tennis sweeps past Bears, 9-0
• Newman picks up pair of hits and stolen bases but Fords fall to Profs
• Galetta’s two-run blast leads baseball to 8-3 win over Nittany Lions
• Fords use late first half burst to move past Mules in women's lacrosse win
• Earlham Looks To Haverford For New President
• Late-inning rally falls short in softball loss to visiting Washington
• Abigail Wacker ’10 Wins Fulbright To India
• SHORT TAKE : 24-Hour Film Festival
• Technician in Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (iPSC) Laboratory
• MATMOS at the Hurford Humanities Center
• Street Communications / Let's Handle This
• Screening of Al Más allá/To the Far Side + La Ofrenda: The Days of the Dead
• Sarafin’s gem leads baseball to 5-3 win over Garnet
• Men's tennis remains unbeaten in conference after win over Washington
• Prof. Anita Isaacs in the New Yorker
• Party Pictures: William Earle Williams
• A National Teach-in On Austerity, Debt, and Corporate Greed
• Hamill picks up weekly defensive honor from league after Fords' 2-0 week
• Nonviolent Resistance: A Conversation Between Two Peace Activists
• Women’s tennis cruises to 9-0 victory over McDaniel
• Second half comeback boosts women’s lacrosse to 8-7 win over McDaniel
• Neilson’s has pair of top-10 performances as women’s track opens outdoor season
• Men’s tennis downs McDaniel , 9-0; two Fords earn first career wins
• Fords score six unanswered to take control in win over Green Terror
• DiCandilo, Karmel lead softball to win, but McDaniel wins nightcap
• Baseball drops pair to No. 12 Hopkins
• Women's track & field looks to build off strong finish to winter season
• Four-run seventh leads baseball to 4-1 win at Rowan
• Solidarity Economy Tour of Philly
• HCAA names Alter Featured Student-Athlete
• Coach Brady to offer four soccer camps over following months
• Caulfield, Cebul, Sergay are winners but men's tennis still falls to Hornets
• Helping Friends in Distress: A Panel Discussion
• Softball doubleheader versus Rowan postponed
• Weather forces softball postponement
• Women’s lacrosse hangs tough in 11-10 loss to No. 11 Jumbos
• Baseball versus Richard Stockton postponed
• Islam, Modernity and the Public Sphere: a roundtable
• M1 Artist Residency
• A run an inning aides baseball in 19-8 win over Eastern
• World Health Day Event: Antimicrobial resistance and its global spread
• Humanities Center's "Re:Humanities" in New York Times
• Fulbright UK Summer Institute Application Deadline
• Course for Fall 2011! Restorative Justice Approaches to Criminal Justice
• Administrative Assistant For Alumni Relations And Annual Giving
• Ospreys take two from Fords in non-conference softball action
• Hunter Rawlings '66 Named President of AAU
• Haverford's 4th Annual Hip Hop Symposium
• Updates for Alumni & Parents
• Assistant Professor of Spanish
• Softball takes one of two on the road against Bullets in conference opener
• Spotlighted Student: William Reilly '11
• Men's tennis opens conference season with victory at Gettysburg
• Late barrage leads No. 18 Bullets over No. 7 men’s lacrosse, 10-4
• Fords back on winning track, sweep Susquehanna in non-conference action
• First half surge propels No. 5 Gettysburg to 15-5 win over women’s lacrosse
• Baseball silenced by Lions, 8-1
• Haverford Professors to participate in “Phrasing Philadelphia”
• AcadeMIX 2011
• Tamagawa University Taiko Dancers and Drummers
• Career Opportunities for Health Research Assistants
• Five Fords Awarded Gilman International Scholarships
• Research Technician/Lab Manager New York University School of Medicine
• Full time research Technician Position in Philadelphia at Fox Chase
• FRAMEWORKS: Photography Now
• Two Fords Awarded Watson Fellowships
• Softball narrowly falls to Eastern in Main Line match-ups
• GMC hands baseball first loss of season, 10-4
• Collette Young BMC ’11 wins first prize in vocal competiton in Washington, D.C.
• Joe Schwartz 3K early registration deadline is March 25
• Women's lacrosse battles back, then holds off visiting Rangers
• Roads Taken and Not Taken: Dana Miller ’86
• Digital Innovator
• Dave Barry '69
• 2011 Mellon Symposium - Imaging Africa
• Change in Hours
• Sociology Senior Isobel Grad Awarded Watson Fellowship
• End of Life disputes go to Court
• Screening of EL GENERAL - Obstinate Memory / La memoria obstinada: Documentary Films from Mexico
• "Iraqis of Iranian Origin”: The Case of Hazar - Humanities Center Mellon Post-Doc Candidate Talk: Zainab Saleh
• "Her Town: Annie Baker’s Americans" - Mellon Post-Doc Candidate Talk: Jennifer Cayer
• Speak, Memory: A Screening and Conversation with John Akomfrah
• The Relentless Eye: Global Cell Phone Photography Exhibit
• Henrick, hitters lead baseball to 12-7 win in home opener
• DIALOGUES ON ART: METROPOLIS
• Professor Richard Freedman awarded prestigious ACLS Digital Innovation Fellowship
• 1968: 40 Years of Activism
• Ronald M. Shapiro '64
• Haverford downs Denison in top-15 men's lacrosse match-up
• Baseball takes Coast Guard, 11-3, to close out spring trip
• New website on relationship research
• Hulleberg Awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
• Hulleberg 12th in 5,000; Fords 29th at NCAA indoor track & field meet
• Pair of complete games help baseball sweep Defiance in twin-bill
• Pair from cross country teams awarded NCAA postgraduate scholarships
• Men’s DMR team earns All-America honors with third-place finish
• Men's tennis splits singles play but falls to Chapman in California
• Donnelly adds another coaching honor
• What Is the Terrorism Threat Now?
• Seventh inning rally aids baseball in 13-4 win over Kenyon
• Koger, women’s tennis program earn 300th career win
• Softball splits with Midwest teams in second-to-last day in Arizona
• No. 16 Babson holds off visiting Fords in non-conference action
• Islamism in Sub-Saharan Africa
• California swing opens with loss to No. 20 Pomona-Pitzer for men's tennis
• Baseball hangs on for 7-6 win over Olivet
• Assistant Director of Stewardship
• Softball takes two; Fitzgerald picks up first win on first try
• First half scoring bursts lead women's lacrosse to win over Cavaliers
• Two individuals, one relay team headed to NCAA championship
• Smith notches three hits on opening day but softball falls twice
• Sarafin garners season’s first Centennial pitcher of the week honor
• Men's fencing captures MACFA crown, women fifth at NIWFA
• Externship Takes Students To Supreme Court
• Baseball rolls to another doubleheader sweep
• A TV Show Grows in Sierra Leone
• Summer Internship Opportunity with Michigan Land Use Institute
• Spotlighted Student: Patrice Harkins '11
• Men's lacrosse grounds Saints behind Valliant, Cohen
• Spring break preview: Softball 2011
• Haverford Baseball Camp Information
• Symposium on Oral History and Human Rights Crises
• Spring Break Hours
• Gather all nations & tongues: Rare & Unique Bibles from Haverford College
• Baseball team primed for run at conference title in 2011
• Possible Cities: Africa In Photography and Video
• Women's Head Volleyball Coach
• No. 8 Fords take 3-goal road win over Fairleigh Dickinson
• Men’s tennis downed by Ducks, 5-4, in season opener
• Ferri nets 100th career goal in 10-4 rout of Scranton
• A Marine’s Mission
• March 10, 2011: World premiere of Curt Cacioppo's “Kinaaldá” by the Borromeo String Quartet.
• Winter 2011
• Rakia Clark' 01
• Kip Voytek '87: A Winning Idea
• Dr. Manuel Cordero '76
• 3 Questions for Biology Professor Iruka N. Okeke
• Senior Network Engineer, Core Technologies Instructional & Information Technology Services
• Ostrya virginiana, American hop-hornbeam
• Research Specialist (Technician) Position: Biochemistry and Biophysics at PENN
• NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION REU SITE: Research Experience for Undergraduates in Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology
• Ferri receives Centennial player of the week honors
• Banno from men's lacrosse earns conference's weekly defensive honor
• Fords tame Huskies in season-ending men's squash finale
• Neilson, Lipinski earn Performer of the Meet awards at conference championship
• Haverford men run away with Centennial indoor track & field title
• Gregory caps off comeback to give men’s lacrosse, 6-5, win at Cabrini
• Early, late scoring aides women’s lacrosse in 12-4 win over Crusaders
• BC takes 6-3 decision over men’s squash in CSA consolation semifinal
• Conference tournament preview: Men's basketball semifinal vs. F&M
• A Connection for Parents
• Public Health at Haverford: A Growing Field of Study and Service
• An Appetite for Change
• Women's lacrosse looking forward to 2011 season
• Men's indoor track & field hopes to stand on top step at conference meet
• From President Stephen G. Emerson '74
• Women’s track & field aims for sixth straight conference title
• Women’s lacrosse Junior Day to take place March 27
• Three from men's basketball named to all-conference team
• Men's basketball wins nail-biter, heads to Centennial semifinal
• Conference tournament preview: Men's basketball
• In/Visible
• Poetry Reading by Poet John Hodgen
• Voith, Meeks named All-Centennial
• New Pre-Med Study Abroad option on the Approved List!
• Centennial Conference women's lacrosse coaches chat set for Wednesday
• Centennial Conference baseball coaches chat set for Thursday
• 2nd annual men's soccer golf outing set for mid-April date
• Snow Update
• Snow Update
• A Message from President Stephen G. Emerson '74
• Women’s squash fights hard in 5-4 loss to NYU
• Men’s DMR breaks school and conference records at NYU meet
• Spotlighted Student: Christopher Southwick '11
• Women’s basketball’s comeback falls short against Garnet, 65-60
• Men’s basketball clinches playoff spot with 75-52 rout of Swarthmore
• Men's lacrosse falls to visiting Mustangs in season opener
• Women's squash falls in opening match of Howe Cup team championship
• Season preview: Men's lacrosse
• National champion Fords earn D-III men's scholar team of the year award
• Haverford Celebrates Student Scholarship Recipients
• 2011 Spring Break Notice ~ Student Services & Facilities Information
• Wellness Guide for a Healthy Life in College
• Three from women’s cross country earn USTFCCCA all-academic status
• Conference on Economic Human Rights Comes To Haverford
• The Africana Media Project
• The Perpetual Peace Project: Recordings
• The Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges embark on a mini-tour on February 18 & 19.
• Coming in Hot* - The Civil Discourse Tour
• Student band "Luftwaffe" releases vinyl EP Quiet Summer through the Humanities Center's Student Arts Fund
• THIS ROOM: A Mind-Melting Meditation on Music & Modernity
• The Talk
• Women’s basketball stays with Mules in 69-62 loss
• Samuel Gerstin ’10: Letter from Egypt
• Mid-week tune-up goes well for indoor track & field teams
• HCAA names Welch Featured Student-Athlete
• "The Timeless Sounds of an Ancient Instrument"
• Dr. Lucius Outlaw Speaks: MLK in the Age of Obama
• Hulleberg named scholar athlete of the year in D-III men's cross country
• PHAN at Haverford -Swarthmore basketball games
• 2011 Centennial indoor track & field championship information
• Women’s basketball scores season-high in 77-44 win at Bryn Mawr
• Managing the Common Cold
• Be Haverford's Valentine
• Research Specialist at Abramson Cancer Institute at Penn
• Flu Season is Here
• Strayer picks up win for Fords in match loss to highly-ranked Dips
• Georgetown bests women’s squash, 9-0
• Another late rally from men's basketball falls one bucket short
• The Anthropology Department Hosts a Series of Events for Spring 2011
• Visiting Position - Physical or Environmental Chemistry
• Associate Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving – Reunion Program
• Comeback by women’s basketball falls short in 59-55 OT loss to Bears
• Exploring 'Perpetual Peace'
• Human Rights: Right Here Conference, February 24-25
• Killing the Buddha: Religion and Suspicion in America Today
• Visiting Position - Philosophy Department
• Lab Manager for Child Development Lab at Johns Hopkins
• Internship during summer 2011 for a documentary film-maker
• Neilson named Centennial co-athlete of the week
• 2011 Summer Internships
• Research Technician position-Department of Pathobiology at Penn
• in/visible: Disability in the Arts
• Attempted Robbery 02/06/2010
• Fencers complete sweeps Sunday at Johns Hopkins Invitational
• A Poet's Subject
• 2011 Student Health Survey
• Faculty-Initiated Internship Opportunity: FPRI
• Free Gardasil Vaccine at the Health Fair
• Squash teams split with Commodores
• Women’s basketball shoots lights out to dismiss Green Terror, 71-61
• Indoor track and field shines at Haverford-hosted Keogh Invite
• Closing stretch leads men's basketball to win over Green Terror
• Spotlighted Student: Stephen Chehi '11
• Research Technician position-Department of Neuroscience at Penn
• Student Seminars / Undergraduate Fellowships Brainstorming Session
• The Psychology Department launches a Psi Chi chapter
• Women’s basketball hangs with Shorewomen until end in 58-52 defeat
• Weather Update Wednesday
• Weather Update
• Visiting Position - Department of Physics
• Poetry Reading by Anya Krugovoy Silver '90
• Hulleberg named Centennial's performer of the week after breaking league mark
• Filing your U.S. Income Tax Return
• Men’s fencing posts 4-1 record at conference tournament
• Beth Cavener Stichter '95
• Fourth Annual Joe Schwartz ’83 Memorial 3K Run/Walk set for April 10
• The Perpetual Peace Project at Haverford College
• Haverford College to host President’s Day basketball clinic
• Women’s basketball threatens Mules but fall in end, 67-57
• New Approved program in Nice, France
• International Summer Opportunity-Biochemistry/Molecular Biology
• DOE Summer Undergraduate Opportunities at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• DOE Summer Undergraduate Opportunities at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• Getting the WikiLeaks Story
• Weather forces postponement of Wed. basketball, games set for Thu.
• The OMA: Moving Forward with 2020 Vision
• Screening of REDES / THE WAVE
• The Potential and The Problem of Solidarity Economics
• Jon Wilson
• International Idol - February 18 at 7:00 pm
• Campus Philly
• Web Administrator/Programmer, Core Technologies, Instructional & Information Technology Services
• Programmer Analyst, Core Technologies, Instructional & Information Technology Services
• Sarah Kaufman, HC '03, The Nude Redefined: Photographs of Interiors
• Inspiring Scientists
• Fencers battle best in the East at Philadelphia Invitational
• HCAA names Meeks Featured Student-Athlete
• NASA Summer Research Opportunities
• Women’s basketball breezes past Swarthmore, 62-41
• The Baker's Daughter
• Humanities Center Spring Info Session
• Schoch tagged as conference athlete of the week
• Hoops from the Heart a success once again
• Six voted to Academic All-Area teams led by Performer of Year Hulleberg
• Spring Break Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program
• Fords basketball teams to host Hoops from the Heart Clinics on MLK Day
• Get Involved in Customs!
• Department of Energy (DOE) Scholars Program is now accepting applications for Summer 2011
• Geoffrey Canada Visits Haverford College
• MLK Celebration
• Welcome Back!
• L'Eggo My Legume: Eating Vegetarian
• 2011 Student Health Fair
• Hoops ’n Hoagie Night
• Spotlighted Student: Ruilin Xu '11
• Q&A: Marcy Dermansky '91
• Capital Futures - Spring 2011 Reading Group
• For the Love of the Game
• Permutt snares Centennial, Cozen player of the week awards
• "The Girl in the Picture"
• Back from Abroad: What's Next?
• Spring Break Service Learning Trip to High Rocks in West Virginia: March 5-11
• Haverford soccer teams earn national academic awards
• Hot shooting by Bullets too much for women’s basketball in 61-50 loss
• Assistant Women's Tennis Coach (PT)
• Ancient Artifacts, Modern War
• The Personal, the Political
• Student Garden Takes Root
• Pride and Prejudice on College Lane
• Five from men’s soccer named to NSCAA Scholar All-Region Team
• Dr. Michelle Albert '90: Studying Stress and Health
• MLK In the Age of Obama
• Prof. Anita Isaacs in the Wall Street Journal
• The Department of Biochemistry and Cellular and Molecular Biology at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville
• The Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) at the University of Pennsylvania offers a Summer Undergraduate Internship Program
• Miller featured in Bucks County Herald
• Cast Your Vote For The Best "Lloyd Lights"
• Updates for Alumni & Parents
• There for Students: Haverford’s New Graduate Assistants
• The Department of Economics and the Distinguished Visitors Program welcomed Steven Braun.
• The Department of Economics and the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship held the third annual economics alumni forum on Tuesday, November 9.
• Safety Alert 12.14.10 - RFID Credit Cards
• The Effective Grantsmanship Seminar Series is back!
• Baker's big week nets him player of the week honors from Centennial
• Spotlighted Student: Daniel Hochberg, 2011
• Prof. Marilyn Boltz contributes to Time article
• Women’s basketball takes down Dips, 53-39
• Track & field teams kick off indoor season with a pair of meet records
• Men’s basketball falls at F&M, 78-65
• Women's indoor track & field aims for sixth straight conference title
• Men's indoor track & field solid again in middle and distance events
• Fall 2010 Faculty Updates
• Women's soccer pair tack on all-region honors to all-conference nods
• 2010 women's cross country season review
• Summer Undergraduate Research Opportunities at Penn State Hershey
• Dispatches From the Gulf
• Andy Greenberg '04: Talking WikiLeaks
• Late run by women’s basketball not enough in 65-48 loss to Ursinus
• Celebrating a Reunion this year? Contribute to your Class Gift.
• Video - Re:Humanities
• The Plant Genome Research Program (PGRP) at the Boyce Thompson Institute
• Nemours/A.I. duPont Hospital Undergraduate Scholarship Program
• Bioinformatics and Computational Molecular Biology Undergraduate Summer Research Program University of Wyoming
• 2011 Monell Science Apprenticeship Program
• Winter Break is fast approaching - a important few reminders.
• Death Penalty Technologies Colloquium
• Women’s basketball evens up in conference with 64-22 win over Owls
• Squash teams split with Hopkins; men win 6-3
• Premiere for Haverford Composers
• 2010 Swim Season Concludes
• Haverford to hold baseball clinics for area youths
• 2010 field hockey season review
• 2010 Mid-Year Room Draw Housing Offerings have been posted.
• 2010 men's soccer season review
• Ethnicity, Youth, and the Love of the State: Zululand 2009
• Becoming a Rhodes Scholar
• Women’s basketball holds off Red Devils, 45-40
• Free STD Screening - Confidential Testing for Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and HIV
• 2010 volleyball season review
• Hanna Workshop at Swarthmore College
• Tough Fords defense not quite enough in men's basketball loss to Catholic
• Announcement for Japanese Government Scholarship
• Op-Ed: Steve Emerson '74
• Spotlighted Student: Elizabeth Zoidis, 2011
• Lug a Mug to the Coop
• Thanksgiving Break & Winter Recess
• Intersecting Zones: The Art World in Ghana
• Fifty-nine fall athletes from Haverford named to Centennial academic honor roll
• Andrew Lanham '10 Wins Rhodes Scholarship
• Blue Jays best women’s basketball, 50-34, in conference opener
• HCAA names O-Nicholson ’11 Featured Student-Athlete
• On Sculpture
• Donnelly makes clean sweep of coach of the year honors
• Hulleberg adds National Athlete of the Year accolades
• Field hockey's Waleko named to All-America team
• Nurse's Role in the Future of Health Care
• Workforce Recruitment Program
• Women’s cross country finishes 25th at NCAA championship
• Women's basketball earns second win of season with victory over Knights
• Women and men fencers finish unbeaten Saturday at Haverford Invitational
• Squash men down Dragons for weekend sweep of Drexel
• Sharp shooting gets men’s basketball past Cougars, 63-59, for first win
• NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!! Hulleberg, and Fords climb to top of podium at Division III cross country nationals
• Women’s cross country looks to make its mark at NCAA championship
• NCAA 2010 Cross Country Championship
• New Study Abroad option: Freiburg Environmental Studies Program
• Second-ranked men's cross country seeking podium spot at national championship
• The Freeman-ASIA Program has been approved for two years.
• Waleko, Jaffe continue to gather postseason awards with all-region announcement
• Updates for Alumni & Parents
• Junior Research Technician Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
• Young Alumni Make a Big Impact in October
• Galaxies and Llamas
• Autumn 2010
• Doing Well and Doing Good
• Women’s basketball opens season with 71-59 win over Eastern
• Hulleberg, Donnelly earn regional honors in men's cross country
• Med School Mapper
• Kaiser Health News
• Women’s cross country receives at-large bid to NCAA championship
• Women's basketball returns experience for 2010-11 season
• Men's fencing sweeps through Vassar Invitational undefeated
• Men's basketball set to open with Main Line opponent
• Freshmen lead the way for women's fencers at Vassar Invitational
• Spotlighted Student: James Burton, 2011
• Women’s cross country takes fourth at regional meet
• Fords storm into NCAA meet with outing at men's cross country regional
• Mapping the 'Solidarity Economy'
• Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery: Thanksgiving Break Hours
• The Listening Project
• Cantwell adds all-region honor
• Shaun Hill '01: The Brewmaster
• Dr. Thomas A. Farley '77: Health Guru
• Cantwell named player of the year; Comey gets second-team nod
• Player of the year Waleko headlines quartet with all-conference honors
• Oxford Blues Mark 25 years of A Cappella
• Class and Gender Inequalities in Food Activism and Foodie Culture
• Iain Haley Pollock ’00 Wins Cave Canem Poetry Prize
• Performance of Commissoned Works by Faculty Composers
• People's Biennial Blog
• Three from men’s soccer make all-conference; Brady named coach of the year
• Premiere for Thomas Lloyd
• Paul Savage '83: Direct Current's Best Friend
• Bostick takes gold at Temple Open
• Dialogues On Art- Storm King Arts Center, Mountainville, NY
• Talk: "Reading Gender in Magazines from Senegal and South Africa"
• The Jill Sherman Fellows Program for Leadership in Advancement
• $10,000 Grant- Davis Projects for Peace
• Women fencers open with solid showing at Temple Open
• Five from women's soccer named to all-conference soccer team
• Cronin earns season's final player of the week award in field hockey
• Class Lists - Semester II
• Dream season comes to end for field hockey in league championship game
• Championship bid ends for women's soccer in semifinal shootout
• Volleyball’s title hopes end in 3-2 loss to Garnet
• Squash teams host GW and Vassar
• Second half outburst leads field hockey into conference tournament championship game
• Women’s squash has plenty of optimism in 2010-11
• Fencing set for new season with mix of experience and new faces
• Important safety warning regarding FourLoko
• Volleyball aims for fifth-straight Centennial title this weekend
• Safety Alert - November 5th - Suspicious Male
• Prolific offense set to lead field hockey into conference playoffs
• Playoff match-up provides women’s soccer 2nd chance against Blue Jays
• Haverford Anthropologists help create a regional history which will air on WHYY and Y-Arts
• Quakers and Slavery, 1657-1865: An International Interdisciplinary Conference
• 2011 Migration Field Study, Mexico City January 9-16, 2011
• RE: Humanities
• Pseudolarix amabilis, Golden-larch
• SAFETY ALERT - November 3, 2010 - Suspicious Male
• Stephon Alexander '93 on NOVA’s “Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers”
• 2010 Mid-Year Room Draw Information
• Faculty Administrative Assistant
• Haverford Students Find Fulbright Success
• Abbassi earns conference weekly honor
• Philadelphia Water: From Creek to Sewer
• Centennial Championship Central
• Morgan-Trostle earns weekly field hockey honor in playoff-clinching week
• Field Hockey's Waleko honored with Senior Game selection by NFHCA
• Dialogues on Art - Gallery Visit with Street Artist Jordan Seiler
• Poetry Reading by Ismail Bala
• Koger lends helping hand in hometown
• A Poetic Tribute to Haverford’s Trees
• Cantwell gets player of the week nod
• Q&A: Waleed Shahid '13 on aiding flood relief efforts in Pakistan
• Haverford Renovates
• "HomeGrown: HipLife in Ghana" Film Screening
• Win over Garnet sets volleyball up to chase 'one for thumb' at home
• Feeling Blue?
• Roland Altherr Memorial Symposium 2010: November 6, 2010 4pm
• Judith Taylor: Can I Trust You: A Memorial Exhibition
• Fords finish amongst best at home invitational
• Physician Revives a Dying Art: The Physical
• Field hockey clinches third in Centennial after victory over Garnet
• Koshlands Name Humanities Center Directorship
• Thanksgiving Break Notice
• Daniel Dae Kim '90 on Being a Working Asian Actor
• Strengthening Science
• Associate Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving - Gift Officer
• Four Loko: Be Safe - Know the Facts!
• Volleyball clinches playoff spot with sweep of Dickinson
• Patient Fords pull out 1-0 win over Washington
• Overtime goal sends women's soccer to defeat at Dickinson
• Bi-Co Philosophy Talk by Professor Sally Haslanger (MIT)
• New programs at Cambridge University
• Late goal helps Mules edge men’s soccer, 1-0
• Tomorrow's Doctors, Tomorrow's cures
• Hobbs to be honored with MacIntosh Award Thursday evening
• Field hockey blanks Dickinson to end Red Devils' win streak
• American Red Cross Blood Drive
• Women’s cross country takes third at conference championship
• Award for Daniel Dae Kim '90
• Volleyball holds off Bryn Mawr for 3-1 victory
• Spotlighted Student: Madelyn Houser, 2011
• Garnet hand men’s soccer season-ending 2-0 loss
• Quakers and Slavery, 1657-1865: An International Interdisciplinary Conference
• Study Abroad Fair
• "ye Quackers doe here handel men": Confronting Slavery within the Society of Friends, 1676-1776
• Women's soccer clinches third place for tournament with win over McDaniel
• Women’s cross country hopes to state its case at Centennial championship
• New Courses for Spring 2011
• Volleyball sinks Shorewomen in three
• Volleyball sweeps pair to close out regular season
• SAFETY ALERT - October 29, 2010 - Suspicious Male
• Upcoming Opportunities
• Volunteer for democracy this November 2!
• Men’s squash takes Garnet, 7-2, in season opener
• Men's cross country looking to climb back to top rung of Centennial ladder
• Celebrating Photographer Paul Strand
• Overtime goal by Morgan-Trostle sinks Shorewomen in battle at Swan
• Lucky 13 for field hockey as win over McDaniel sets new program high
• Experienced men’s squash team looks for success in 2010-11
• Playoff hopes soar for women's soccer after win at Swarthmore
• Early goals lead women’s soccer to 2-0 win over Washington
• Fords run away with men's title at Centennial cross country championship
• Going Green @ Haverford
• Lipman named Centennial runner of the week
• Black and Latino Male Conference: November 5-7
• HCAA Names Malapero Featured Student-Athlete
• The Economics of Climate Change: an alumni panel dicussion. Tuesday, November 9, 5:00pm in Sharpless Auditorium
• The Return of the Academic Mentors!
• Hulleberg tabbed as conference's runner of the week after Princeton Invite
• Pakistan Benefit Concert
• An Errant Eye - Deciphering Maps as Poetry, and Poems as Maps
• Women’s cross country takes ninth at Princeton
• Men's cross country does D-III proud among D-I crowd at Princeton Invite
• Second half flurry leads field hockey over Diplomats in Centennial action
• Red Devils blank men’s soccer, 3-0
• Boyer’s early goal gives women’s soccer 1-0 win over Dips
• Bergin gets 200th in volleyball’s 3-1 victory over F&M
• Follow Friday's volleyball match LIVE!
• Q&A: Allyn Gaestel '09 Provides First-Hand Reports of Haiti's Recovery
• Restrepo’s two goals help men’s soccer take Lasell, 2-1, in OT
• Field hockey falls just short in upset bid of 2nd-ranked Lebanon Valley
• In and With: Contemporary Korean Art
• Cage-free Eggs for Bi-Co Dining Facilities
• Ford Plays Role in Chilean Miners' Rescue
• Field hockey's Waleko adds to weekly honors with national award
• Paul Strand in Mexico Symposium
• Ben Hickernell '00 Participates in Philadelphia Film Festival
• Eiger's goal lifts women's soccer over Greyhounds in non-league battle
• T. Howard Foundation Internships
• Professors' Research Attracts Attention
• New Feature Film from Ron Farrar Brown '79
• Men’s soccer downed by Wheaton, 3-1
• Making Sense of Our Great Evolutionary Shift
• Field hockey nets pair of weekly honors from Centennial Conference
• Debut Novel by TaeHun Kim '92
• Volleyball to host Dig for a Cure match Oct. 30
• The Coop - Crunch Zone
• Volleyball remains perfect in conference with 3-1 win at Ursinus
• Volleball finishes with split on final day of Christopher Newport Invite
• Seven game unbeaten streak shot down by Bullets
• Pair of goals from freshmen duo help push women's soccer past Eagles
• Physics Professor Peter Love Co-Author of Paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
• Building Bridges Between the College and the City
• Stephon Alexander represents U.S. at major Indian-U.S. Scientific Symposium
• The Human Side of Healthcare Research
• Spring 2009 Faculty Updates
• Expanding English Literacy
• "DANIEL! I'm a Haverford Student"
• Men's cross country finishes in top-25 at all-division Paul Short Run
• Shruti Shibulal '06 Wins Star Youth Achiever Award
• Men's soccer settles for double-overtime tie with #10 Johns Hopkins
• Iowa Summer Institute in Biostatistics In conjunction with the Alliance
• Women’s tennis blanks Neumann, 9-0
• 2009-2010
• Fords dominate in women's soccer victory over Immaculata
• Blocked Pictures in Email Messages
• Bringing Health Care and Education to Rural Kenya
• Want to start a club?
• Updates for Alumni & Parents
• Associate Prof. Stephon Alexander Wins 2008 "Foundational Questions in Physics and Cosmology" Grant
• "Playing" in the Park
• 'Sing ye in the Spirit': Music & Quakerism in Harmony
• Improving Care at a Chicago Clinic
• Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowships Prepare Students of Color for Academic Careers
• Helping the Disabled in Vietnam
• Open Rank, Tenure Track Position in Department of German
• Late Blue Jays goal ends Fords' upset bid in women's soccer action
• Environmental Biology - Haverford College
• Haverford holds Bullets silent in overtime conference victory
• Exploration Summer Programs
• Three-goal week propels Eiger to Centennial Player of the Week honors
• Women and Mathematics at the Institute for Advanced Study
• Men’s soccer takes Gwynedd-Mercy, 6-0, for Jimmy Mills title
• Summer Internship Opportunity in Marine Science - University of Delaware
• Seasoned volleyball squad looks to make it five-in-a-row in 2010
• Planning a trip into Philly?
• Conference preseason field hockey poll picks Fords to finish in top four
• Alien Headcrab?
• Quakers & Slavery
• Problem Solving Group
• Problemy
• How Does Haverford Stack Up?
• Expanding Abortion Access
• Service in the City
• Korean Arts Festival: Oct. 4th - Dec. 12th, 2010
• Q&A: Lis Fogt '96
• Field hockey knocks off Gettysburg for first time in history
• Building and Fire Research Laboratory Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program
• Strong second half leads field hockey to 7-0 win over Knights
• The Electronics and Electrical Engineering Laboratory at the National Institute of Standards and Technology
• Field hockey notches second win in a row with victory over No. 18 Ducks
• Penn State College of Medicine Undergraduate Research Internship Program, Summer 2010
• Keeping a Language Alive
• The Sound of Sci(l)ence
• Clement named to take over men's and women's squash programs
• Faculty Friends: Catching Up with former Professor Fay Ajzenberg-Selove
• Quartet from men's track earn national academic awards
• Q&A with food blogger Sasha (Rieders) Coffiner '00
• New course: Creativity and Method in Qualitative Inquiry
• Writing Seminars: Placements & Class Lists
• Recent Grads Intern in Africa and Germany
• Associate Communications Editor
• Volleyball sweeps Hopkins, 3-0, in battle of unbeatens
• Craig Borowiak's book, Accountability and Democracy: The Pitfalls and Promise of Popular Control, will be published by Oxford University Press in 2011.
• Women’s tennis finishes competition at ITA regional
• Actuarial Internships
• Don Jamison '78: Symphony Commissions New Work from the Composer
• The Carleton College Summer Mathematics Program for Women
• Gorski tabbed as Centennial player of the week
• Accessing Folders on the Storage Server
• Women's soccer opens season with Kickoff win over Arcadia
• Math Question Center
• Men’s soccer tabbed for eighth in Centennial coaches’ poll
• Albert Einstein College of Medicine (Bronx, New York)
• Six women’s track runners garner USTFCCCA All-Academic status
• Dr. Joel J. Nobel '56: Inventor's Device Goes to the Smithsonian
• New course: Contemporary Issues in Immigration
• 2010 Fall Break Notice
• Working for Workers' Rights
• Dean of Multicultural Affairs
• Men’s soccer blanks F&M, 2-0, to remain perfect in conference
• Anita Isaacs publishes "Guatemala on the Brink" in Journal of Democracy.
• Waleko named Centennial's offensive player of the week in field hockey
• Summer Bioinformatics Program at University of Wisconsin at Madison
• 2010 Alumni Association Volunteer Award Recipients Announced
• SURFing the Physics Lab at NIST
• Centennial weekly defensive honor goes to field hockey's Jaffe
• NYU Summer in Greenwich Village/Summer Study Abroad
• Volleyball drops a pair to open season
• The Cope - Evans Family Papers
• Cristina Beltrán has just published The Trouble With Unity: Latino Politics and the Creation of Identity with Oxford University Press.
• New York University School of Medicine (New York City)
• Haverford Granted Reaccreditation
• The Student Arts Fund
• Professor Cacioppo's new cd receives rave review!
• Low-Temperature Physics in High-Temperature Puerto Rico
• Anthropological Quarterly
• Fords take first at Belmont Classic
• Haverford is a Top Producer of Science PhDs
• Applegate earns weekly defensive honor in men's soccer from Centennial
• Research Program for Undergraduates (RPU) in Biotechnology at Columbia University
• Alumni Relations and Annual Giving Announcements
• SURFing the Information Technology Laboratory
• Studying Abroad in Russia
• Three Fords Win Gilman International Scholarships
• Strong second half not enough for field hockey in loss to Profs
• NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Application
• Barak Mendelsohn has published Combating Jihadism: American Hegemony and Interstate Cooperation in the War on Terrorism
• Molecular Biology Summer Research at Penn
• Men's and women's track & field squads earn national all-academic team honors
• Paths less taken . . . interesting career options from biology
• Fall Break Closure
• A Summer at the Fringe
• Cercidiphyllum japonicum, Katsura tree
• Fords rally at Hopkins but Blue Jays secure win with late tally
• Follow Saturday's women's soccer game LIVE!
• The End of a Television Era
• Haverford Psychology alum's research featured in the New York Times
• Summer Undergraduate Research Experience at Stanford University
• Volleyball splits tri-match; takes Bullets in conference opener
• SURFing the Chemical Science and Technology Laboratory
• Field hockey flushes Royals, 8-2
• Hepatitis B Foundation Student Research Intern Program
• Men’s soccer hangs tough until end in 2-1 loss at fifth-ranked CNU
• Using the Haverford Logo in a Worksheet Header
• Women’s soccer slotted fifth in Centennial preseason poll
• Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (Seattle, Washington)
• Breaking New Ground in Disability Studies
• Astrophysicist Beth Willman to join Haverford Physics & Astronomy
• Fall 2010 Faculty Updates
• Summer in the Senate
• Young Alumni Giving Month
• Ramos named Centennial player of the week
• Volleyball falls twice at CNU Invitational
• Assistant Director of Facilities Management - Utilities & Maintnance
• Palestinian Awareness Month Events in Bala Cynwyd
• 2010 Social Medicine Seminar- Apps due Feb. 22!
• Battle with Dutchmen goes down to the wire for women's soccer
• Summer Program for Women in Mathematics
• Bed Bugs: This Just In...
• Figuring it Out: Research and Analysis of Veterinary Medicine on the Island of Nevis
• Women's soccer falls to Eastern in Kickoff Classic championship game
• Using the Haverford Logo in a Document Header
• Conference preseason volleyball poll slots defending champion Fords in second spot
• Columbia University's Amgen Scholars Program (New York City)
• Spring sports athletic schedules released
• Department Welcomes Visiting Professor Dr. Amy Neeren
• Nick Bruel '87: A New Book from the Children's Author and Illustrator
• Exploring Indonesian Culture
• Senior Research Experience
• Men’s soccer holds off Widener, 2-1, in OT
• Men's tennis returns from fall ITA Regional with positive results
• In Medical School Shift, Meeting Patients on Day 1
• Overtime tally sends women's soccer to defeat at Muhlenberg
• Research Experiences for Undergraduates
• Women's cross country hopes experience leads to success
• Summer Institute for Training in Biostatistics at Washington Universtiy School of Medicine
• Women's soccer grounds visiting Owls in Centennial opener for both
• Yale University School of Medicine (New Haven, CT)
• Volleyball salvages weekend with sweep of Carnegie Mellon
• Using Clip Art in Microsoft Office (2002/2003)
• Security Alert: Robbery at Wachovia Bank on August 27
• Baylor College of Medicine (Houston, Texas)
• “Home Runs for Haiti” surpasses goal, raises more than $11,000
• Professor Jerry Gollub will be Leverhulme Visiting Professor at University of Cambridge
• Haverford To Build Another New Dorm
• Paul Haagen '72 Provides Guidance for Duke Athletes
• Mathematical Association of America (MAA)
• Boyer's two goals help push Fords to victory over host Bears
• The Community Gardens at Haverford
• Health Care Wastefulness Is Detailed in Studies
• Carpenter runs to weekly Centennial honor in men's cross country
• Why Do You Give?
• Women's cross country opens at Mainline with personal bests
• Summer Institute for Training in Biostatistics at University of South Florida
• Fords women's tennis opens schedule with victory over Main Line foe
• SMART Program at University of Colorado at Boulder:
• Men’s soccer plays to 2-2 draw versus Marlins
• Using "Smart Keyword" Searches
• Soul Science
• Women's soccer travel blog from Brazil
• Psychology Professor Wendy Sternberg Appointed Associate Provost
• Math Colloquium
• Aiding Education in Mexico
• Nonlinear Dynamics and Fluid Instabilities in the 21st Century
• Big first half leads field hockey to win over visiting Bryn Mawr
• Spotlighted Student: Ryan Fackler, 2011
• Information on Health Reform
• Volleyball remains unbeaten in conference with sweep of Mules
• Participation Counts
• Men's cross country looks to take next step after stellar 2009 postseason
• Summer Institute for Training in Biostatistics at Emory
• Volleyball falls to top teams in country at Tiger Invitational
• Janelia Farm Research Campus
• Hard work near goal pays off for Fords in win over Wesley
• Setting Favorite Proxies
• CAREER Award Winner
• Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences (New York, NY)
• Women’s lacrosse receives IWLCA Academic Squad recognition
• What's Kept Ed Butler at Haverford for 48 Years?
• American Math Society (AMS)
• It Takes Two
• Teaching English in China
• Field hockey never trails in victory over 8th-ranked Eastern
• Haverford Conversation: The Cosmic 'Why'
• Information on Health Reform
• Late goals help men’s soccer to 3-1 win over Bears
• Get Involved: Become a Class Volunteer
• Men's cross country hangs tough with big 'Cats in Mainline Invite
• Summer Institute for Training in Biostatistics at Boston University
• Ranked Bears end Haverford win streak in conference opener for Fords
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Blue Jays fly past volleyball, 3-1
• Mail Merges - Formatting Numbers in a Merge Field
• Field hockey ready to jump-start season with new leader
• University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas, TX)
• 2010 Hall of Achievement class announced
• Bruce Partridge retired from Haverford this spring after many years of teaching at the College.
• Fall 2010 Writing Seminars
• In Memoriam
• Building Sustainability in New York City
• A Triumphant Return
• A Few Well Selected Books: Building Collections, Curricula & Community at Haverford College
• Information on Health Reform
• Field hockey boots Mules with shut out victory on the road
• Doing the Right Thing
• Fall Undergraduate Research Symposium.
• SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR TRAINING IN BIOSTATISTICS (SIBS) at the University of Pittsburgh
• Exploring the "Urban Colonies" of Utica
• Gerstner Sloan-Kettering Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (New York, NY)
• Swift ’68 to receive ITA Achievement Award
• Creating Flowcharts in Microsoft Office (2002/2003)
• Veteran roster has women's soccer primed for new season
• The Molecular Foundry at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
• Three from women’s lacrosse receive IWLCA Academic Honor Roll accolades
• Fords Included Among Scientists Working on Large Hadron Collider
• Summer 2010
• Reading the Koran
• Providing Health Education in Nicaragua
• Reporting the Truth in Panama
• Returning Descartes
• Director of the Writing Program/Professor of Rhetoric and Composition
• Volleyball puts away LVC, 3-1
• Digitizing the Past
• Behind the Museum Scenes
• REUs (Research Experiences for Undergraduates
• Volleyball splits at Tiger Invitational
• California Institute of Technology (Pasadena, CA)
• Koger adds more honors to already lengthy list
• Conducting a Mail Merge (Microsoft Word 2007)
• Flu Vaccines
• Exploring "The Mysteries of the Dark Universe"
• Computational Songs: Musical Memory Aids
• Fighting Discrimination in France
• Poetry Reading Group
• Working to Unite a Divided Korea
• Poetry Reading by Irish Poet Micheal O'Siadhail
• Promoting Reproductive Rights
• Faculty Dossier Coordinator
• Scott leads Fords to 12th place at Brooks-Paul Short Run
• Bringing Arab Culture to Area Youth
• Women’s cross country takes fourth at pre-regional meet
• Residential Fellowship at the Hotchskiss School
• Three in a row for men's soccer after conference win over Green Terror
• Broad Institute Summer Research Program in Genomics
• Volleyball makes quick work of opponents at Osprey Classic
• Conducting a Mail Merge (Microsoft Word 2002/2003)
• Excitement abounds for men's soccer in 2010
• Two Haverford Students Recognized By Goldwater Foundation For Excellence in Science
• Seeking "La Justicia"
• Byron Drury '08 Wins American Physical Society's LeRoy Apker Award
• I Can Has Art Show?
• Meet Stephon Alexander '93, Our Newest Faculty Member
• An Eye-Opening Summer in Mexico City
• Diversity through Accessibility
• Promoting Access to Healthy Food
• Assistant to the Provost and Coordinator of Faculty Auxiliary Services
• Mentorship and Spiritual Friendship Program
• Jennifer Waits '89 Honored by College Media Matters
• Volleyball sweeps Lynchburg to close out tri-match
• MathPath Counselor
• Shut out streak reaches three for women's soccer in win over E'town
• FAS Center for Systems Biology Undergraduate Research Internships
• Main Line men's soccer matchup against Cabrini goes to Fords
• Coloring Alternate Rows of Data (Microsoft Excel 2002/2003/2004)
• Studying the Spill
• Two Students, One Alumna Receive Fulbrights
• Men’s cross country picked first; women third in Centennial preseason polls
• 4th Annual Potter Cup, Jan. 26

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