Haverford Women’s Soccer made the Centennial Conference Playoffs for the first time since 2019 after going 11-6-2 overall and 5-3-2 in conference play. Their season ended in the first round of playoffs, falling 1-0 to Franklin & Marshall in the…
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Bryn Mawr The Bryn Mawr field hockey team had a historic season this year. They started off beating their first top ten ranked team in program history, and then continued on to reach the top ten themselves, ranking No. 10…
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Swarthmore College’s Cooper Series welcomed renowned activist and scholar Angela Y. Davis to campus for a conversation with esteemed philosopher Lucius T. Outlaw. This was the final event of the Fall 2024 theme for the series, “Global Justice: Historical Present,…
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One of the most highly attended events of the academic year is the Bi-College Fall Student Dance Concert (FSDC). Organized by student Co-Heads, performances are given by dance groups across the Bi-Co as well as solo and duet performances. On…
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Haverford College started with a dream of creating an institution to educate a generation of young Quakers to live up to their religious and social values. Haverford College also started with a piece of farmland. Much has been said about…
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Haverford Students for Abolition, Liberation, and Transformation (SALT) recently conducted a teach-in to spread awareness about Carmen Woods, a man who has been incarcerated since May 20, 1982 for the murder of Chester Laws Jr. In the past 40 years,…
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Haverford College hosted Charlotte Korchak, International Senior Educator at StandWithUs, for the Bi-Co Chabad and Club Chai’s, ‘I’m A Zionist: Ask Me Anything’ open dialogue event earlier this month. The first flyers for the event were posted on November 11,…
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Bryn Mawr’s Asian Student Association hosted their annual Culture Show in the Great Hall on Nov 8, inviting students and faculty from various Asian backgrounds to come together to embrace their traditions. ASA is one of the largest affinity groups…
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The Bi-Co Theater Department’s fall semester main stage production of John Proctor is the Villain in the Katherine Hepburn Teaching Theater closes this weekend after eight performances. The play, first performed in 2022 and written by Kimberly Bellflower, follows a…
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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 donor to the institution. He is…
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