Following the passing of Resolution #6 during Haverford College’s Spring Plenary to change the name of Lutnick Library, President Wendy Raymond decided not to convene a review committee, prompting dissatisfaction from the school community after a nearly unanimous vote at…
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“The only thing you can ever really expect from Plenary is the unexpected,” said Students’ Council Co-President Ben Fligelman ‘26, minutes after the doors to Gooding Arena opened and Haverford students started filing in. With a quorum of 898 students…
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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…
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Billionaire business mogul and Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick HC ‘83 is among several high-profile figures recently revealed to have been in communication with Jeffrey Epstein. On Friday, January 30, the US Department of Justice released millions of new documents…
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In preparation for the walk-out led by Haverford’s Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA), the group hosted a public meeting to discuss, amend, and vote on the demands to be presented during the event. The meeting took place in Gest…
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Over the past few months at Haverford College, concerns have arisen among the student body surrounding the nutritional information of certain foods available in the Dining Center. “About a week after I came back from break, I noticed…a [Dining Center]…
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Haverford students vote in Delaware County, Haverford Township district 05, precinct 03.Their polling location is either the Swan Multipurpose Room, the GIAC Building on campus, or St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. A sample ballot can be found here. Judge of the…
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Bryn Mawr students vote in Montgomery County, Lower Merion district 11-2 and their polling place is Lower Merion Baptist Church. A sample ballot can be found here. Judge of the Superior Court Brandon Neuman, Democratic Candidate Maria Battista, Republican Candidate…
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Haverford College’s new Michael B. Kim Institute for Ethical Inquiry and Leadership (KIEIL) hosted its inaugural event in Marshall Auditorium when marine biologist and policy expert Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson visited the college to discuss her book, What If We…
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