Following months of organizing, tabling, and gathering signatures, Haverford’s Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA) chapter is preparing for a walkout against Donald Trump’s Administration and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). On Dec. 5 at 12 p.m., the YDSA…
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Written and reported by Leilani Davis, Max Johnson, Oliver Lavallee, and Jessica Schott-Rosenfield Over the course of a three-hour fall Plenary, the Haverford student body passed all six resolutions brought to the table, putting their support behind a complete restructure…
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Written and reported by Leilani Davis, Max Johnson, Oliver Lavallee, and Jessica Schott-Rosenfield As Haverford students, we pledge our commitment to the values articulated in the Honor Code. During this semester’s Fall Plenary, a Haverford committee by the name of…
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Wendy Raymond, president of Haverford College, released an email to Haverford students, staff, and faculty on Tuesday, which included the Policy on Expressive Freedom and Responsibility, an articulation of Core Values, and a revised Honor Code. As stated by Raymond,…
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After 19 years of dreaming about seeing Puerto Rico for the first time, I finally went over spring break… and it seems so did the rest of the Bi-Co. In a post-Bad-Bunny, travel influencer era, what does it mean to…
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Amidst the chaos of pre-spring break assignments and busyness, Bryn Mawr’s Sisterhood* hosted a laid-back teach-in on nail art and black culture at the Enid Cook ‘31 Center, where students got to unleash their creativity onto a fresh set of…
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The Visual Studies department at Haverford College collaborated with creatives to compile film-focused experiences featuring non-fiction stories, centering on Latin-American history and culture. Todas Las Flores or All the Flowers, set a high standard as the first showing of the…
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Editor’s Note: This piece was written in December of 2024, prior to President Trump’s inauguration. The 2024 Presidential Election was a stressful time for many. For the Haverford Democrats, a student-run club, it meant an era of organizing, tabling, and…
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From Oct. 17 to 27, cinephiles across Philadelphia and its greater region were able to convene for the 33rd Philadelphia Film Festival hosted by the Philadelphia Film Society. More than 100 films spanning a variety of genres and featuring film…
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Multimedia artist Yannick Lowery, a native of New York City, now based in Philadelphia, came to Haverford to lead a collage workshop to encourage students to visualize a collective future. On Wednesday October 9, Lowery provided students and staff a…
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