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Haverford Team Collaborates with Returned Migrants to Share Untold Stories
By Staff on February 24, 2021
“I really feel like people looked down upon me… I felt like I was being treated as an object, like I didn’t deserve to pursue higher education or get a good job or just be happy.”
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What Are Haverford Students Doing to Prepare for the Election?
By Sadie Proud on October 28, 2020
With just under a week to go before November 3, the Haverford College community is busily preparing for what will be many students’ first presidential election. While COVID-19 restrictions have put a halt to in-person events, the student body remains as politically engaged as ever.
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StuCo Presidents Highlight Summer Accomplishments, Chart Path Forward
By Chace Pulley on October 26, 2020
Over the summer, Dex Coen Gilbert '21 and Evan Moon '21 worked on COVID-19 policy and anti-racist work at the college, which they deemed their biggest priority.
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As Customs Folks, We’re Going on Strike. Here’s Why.
By Guest on November 2, 2020
Throughout the duration of this strike, we will not enforce the administration’s rules. We will no longer serve as representatives of the administration within our first-year halls, nor will we encourage our first-years to break the strike.
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As Black Philadelphians Are Terrorized, I’m Ashamed of What Haverford Has to Say
By Soha Saghir on October 28, 2020
Why be so terse in a moment where you should be loud? Why be so terse in a moment where the Black community of Philadelphia is terrorized yet again? Why be so terse in a time where Black students at Haverford feel a plethora of emotions: grief, anger, and much more that all of us as non-Black folk cannot comprehend at all?
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Haverford Is Failing Its Most Vulnerable Community Members
By Matt Hogenauer on September 20, 2020
Several circumstances on campus have urged me to write to you all and ask for one thing: help.
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Students Navigate an Array of Post-Strike Curriculum Changes

Students Navigate an Array of Post-Strike Curriculum Changes

By Maxwell Mondress on December 19, 2020 |

While Haverford administrators accepted many of the demands made during the student strike, they declined to meet the organizers’ demand to promise “a firm commitment that students who have been participating in the strike will not receive ANY academic penalties.” In the college-produced spreadsheet entitled Anti-Racist Commitments, they explained their…

Who Was on Campus This Fall? Underclassmen, Mostly