The end of every semester brings new things to be excited about. For me, it’s always opening up Bionic, selecting my classes, inputting them into a temporary calendar, pressing submit, and leaving ...

On Tuesday, November 18, the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship (CPGC) hosted its third event with Combatants for Peace (CFP), a joint Israeli-Palestinian organization that works to foster ...

Since the start of the 2025-2026 academic year, students have expressed a mix of confusion, frustration, and even delight regarding the new Dining Center (DC) and Coop hours. Many students are ...

On Thursday, November 6, Calvin G. Gooding ’84 Arena filled up fast. Even on a weeknight, students poured in for a full slate of Intramural Basketball (IBB) games. IBB attracts a mixture of ...

On November 6, The Haverford Clerk, The Bi-College News, and The Swarthmore Phoenix jointly hosted a panel in Founders Great Hall featuring alumni journalists from across the Tri-College ...

Haverford’s Fall 2025 Plenary, set for Sunday, November 9, will mark one of the most significant overhauls of the Honor Code in recent institutional memory. Since April of this year, the Committee for ...

The first month of college is often a chaotic and disorienting time, but it is also a period of community-building and novelty. Adjusting to life at Haverford is also a unique experience, with the ...

On Thursday, October 30, a photography exhibition curated by Ella Mbanefo ’26 opened in the VCAM Upper Create Space. The exhibit, Hairitage: Our Labor of Love, features a collection of portraits and ...

Haverford’s Fall 2025 Plenary, set for Sunday, November 9, will mark one of the most significant overhauls of the Honor Code in recent institutional memory. Since April of this year, the Committee for ...

If you’re a member of the Haverford College community, you probably know Ben Fligelman ‘26. The tall, perpetually enthusiastic senior is known for his many eccentricities, but a few stand out: his ...

It’s that time of year again. Temperatures have dropped, Halloweekend is over, and Plenary is around the corner. The Clerk sat down with Students’ Council Co-Presidents Sarah Weill-Jones ‘26 and Ben ...