In honor of the upcoming Lunar New Year, Haverford’s Pan-Asian Resource Center hosted their annual Banquet with performances, refreshments, and activities to ring in the Year of the Horse. The banquet was hosted on Saturday, February 14 in Founders Hall…
Read More The film “Sabbath Queen” (2024), directed and produced by Sandi DuBowski, documents 21 years of controversial Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie’s life as he wades through the waters of modern Judaism and accepting queerness and interfaith within the conservative orthodox denomination. The film grapples…
Read More Anchorites Anonymous, a new community-based club that provides students with an alternative social space on Friday nights, has begun meeting. Their first meeting was in late February, and they aim to meet most Friday nights thereafter in the Quita Woodward…
Read More What wonders do the halls of Lutnick Library have to offer for the 2026 spring semester? On our late-to-class mad dashes and in our sleepy-eyed study sessions, we can easily overlook the enthralling and informative displays all around us. It…
Read More Since recent releases of the Epstein files revealed Howard Lutnick (HC ‘83) to have been in communication with notorious sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein, Haverford community members have expressed outrage and demanded that Haverford cut ties with the Secretary of Commerce…
Read More At the end of a cold, snowy Monday night in February, Haverford students and community members gathered in Jaharis Recital Hall to hear Suhail Yusuf Khan, on the sarangi and voice, and Aqeel Bhatti, on the tabla, perform “Sounds of…
Read More In an email to the Bryn Mawr College community on Feb. 20, the recently appointed Provost and professor of creative writing, Dee Matthews, addressed the removal of Israeli flags from Erdman Dining Hall. The flags, which were a part of…
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