Note: Many of the students interviewed for this article wished to remain anonymous for privacy reasons. The Clerk recognizes this and respects their anonymity.] Gummere has long been known as the ...

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By: Jackson Juzang, Sophia Furman, and Krish Gupta On May 7, President Wendy Raymond of Haverford College appeared before the House Committee on Education and Workforce in a high-profile hearing ...

On Haverfest weekend, May 3rd, Haverford College welcomed back over 20 alumni– former members of the Haverford Rugby Team–to play in a game against current students. This event was more than just ...

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On Saturday, April 12, Haverford held its second consecutive TEDxHaverford event — a speaking event modeled after the popular TED Talks, which have become a mainstream media staple. With two sessions ...

On Saturday, April 12, Haverford held its second consecutive TEDxHaverford event — a speaking event modeled after the popular TED Talks, which have become a mainstream media staple. With two sessions ...

Note: At the request of the Students’ Council Co-Presidents, all town hall participants are kept anonymous throughout this article for their safety. On Monday, April 7th at 5:30 p.m., students ...

Howard Lutnick ’83, now serving as U.S. Secretary of Commerce, is spearheading one of the Trump administration’s most controversial proposals: the “Gold Card” visa program. Announced in late February ...

In response to student protests— many centered around the war in Gaza— the Trump administration has threatened to pull federal funding from institutions that refuse to crack down on demonstrations it ...