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Jan 12, 2022 · The Clerk is Haverford College's independent student newspaper, featuring articles on campus news, events, and profiles of students and staff.

The Clerk was founded on a simple promise: “to create a community forum for all stakeholders to discuss issues that affect us.” From that promise came the value of transparency, to which The Clerk has dedicated much of its substantive work for a long time.

Jan 20, 2025 · Attendance: Victoria, Yehyun, Thea, Oliver, Grant, Kabir, Emma. Agenda: StuCo Exec Board Agenda 24/25 Call to order (1:00-1:02) ; Roll Call (1:02-1:05); Adoption of Agenda (1:05-1:06); Approval of Minutes (1:06-1:07); Community Comments (1:07-1:17); Old Business (1:17-1:27); New Business 1 (1:27-1:42): Meeting the Clubs; New Business 2 (1:42-1:57): Haverfest Budget

On Monday, February 19, Students’ Council announced their intentions to trigger a historic emergency Plenary and introduced a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.. This resolution is presented by the Students’ Council Co-Presidents, Jorge Paz Reyes ’24 and Maria Reyes Pacheco ’24, and three co-signatory student groups: Haverford Muslim Student Association (MSA), Haverford Jewish ...

Nov 1, 2023 · As the first early decision deadline is today, admissions officers are preparing to take a different approach when reading applications. Over the summer, the Supreme Court ruled to end affirmative action, the ability for colleges to consider an applicant’s race, impacting admission offices across the country.. Haverford College has notably been in favor of affirmative action, joining in a ...

As students depart for Fall Break, they leave behind a campus divided over the Israel-Gaza conflict. While the animosity between Israel and Palestine has historically been a hot-button issue on campus, Haverford’s response since the recent escalation has only emboldened tensions between students and the administration.

Apr 24, 2018 · Photo by Lexie Iglesia On April 22, Haverford President Kim Benston wrote to the student body that the old Honor Code had been reinstated as an interim measure meant to guide the community while they awaited his decision on the new Honor Code.