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Ex-Dean Steve Watter Becomes Inaugural Ombuds
By David Edelman
Steve Watter is back, and better than ever. A 31-year veteran in the Dean’s Office in the area of student life, serving as—among other positions—Title IX Coordinator, Watter has returned to take the lead role in the new Ombuds Office.
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Students and Staff Continue to Advocate for Mental Health at Haverford
By Charlotte Scott
With spring break over, Haverford students are starting classes again after surviving another grueling bout of midterms. The ritual of late nights, hours spent studying, and copious caffeine during...
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A Tale of Two Libraries: A Capacity Comparison Between Lutnick and Magill Libraries
By Chris Gandolfo-Lucia
Since January 2018, Haverford College has been constructing a new library from the skeleton of the late Magill Library. The new...
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A Night at the Barnes
By Carrie Zhang
Saturday February 16, the Barnes Foundation hosted its annual “Artist Bash.” The bash invited artists to explore...
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Weak Ratification Vote Signals Trouble on the Horizon
By Riley Wheaton
Saturday, Feb 23 was the first time the Honor Code was ratified by the student body since last spring. This was the first time the Honor Code that emerged from the chaos of Special Plenary and...
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Cory Walts Leaves Athletic Staff for Position at Penn

By Alison Rosenman on April 12, 2019

Haverford College's Department of Athletics announced on March 29 that Cory Walts, Fitness Center Director and Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, has resigned from his position

No Clustering? The Future of Haverford Housing Policy