President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Haverford alum Howard Lutnick ’83 to lead the Department of Commerce. Lutnick graduated from Haverford College in 1983 with a degree in Economics and has been a long time donator to the institution. He is…
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On Saturday, November 9, West Philadelphia-based non-profit Spiral Q held its 24th annual Peoplehood Parade and Pageant. The event began at Paul Robeson House, where the Bearded Ladies Cabaret, a Philadelphia-based queer arts organization, held a performance before the parade…
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Only five days after the 2024 Presidential Election, the results of which lay somewhat of a pall over Haverford College’s community, the student body gathered in the Gardner Integrated Athletics Center (GIAC) — and in quiet satellite rooms — to…
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During the month of October, the Bryn Mawr College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) held their annual Pink Week fundraiser for Living Beyond Breast Cancer. This organization’s mission is to provide a variety of important resources and community building opportunities for…
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On Oct. 30, the VCAM opened its Student Exhibits, which highlighted student experience with the 2024 Hurford Center Internships and Fellowships. According to the Hurford Center, these summer sponsorships aim to support students seeking careers in the arts and/or humanities,…
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It’s 6:48 a.m., I just woke up, and ABC News has projected that Donald Trump will win the 2024 United States Presidential Election. Additionally, the United States Senate has flipped to a Republican majority, while Republican control of the House…
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PHILADELPHIA – SEPTA workers have narrowly avoided a strike as their union contract expired on November 7. Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 234, which represents over 5,000 SEPTA workers, unanimously authorized a strike on October 27 for the second year…
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The Haverford women’s soccer team beat the Bryn Mawr Owls 4-0 last Wednesday afternoon on Walton Field. Although the Fords controlled possession for most of the first half, the score remained tied until first-year Clare Hawley was able to break…
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Residents of Haverford’s Latinx Cultural Center (LCC) expressed dismay at the campus-wide funding reallocation put into play at the beginning of this school year. The funding changes seek to distribute funding more widely, but LCC residents feel that their house…
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Since 1923, students have been broadcasting live from Haverford College’s radio station, WHRC. Originally named WBAQ, it was one of the first AM radio stations in the United States and was created by the Haverford Radio Club, who broadcasted live…
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