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 ...

Soon after moving onto campus, ‘Presidential Pup’ Peanut Raymond-Backus became something of a local celebrity. The Clerk sat down with her dad, David Backus ’82, to learn more about the campu… ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Sofia is a Neuroscience major and Health Studies minor from Montclair, New Jersey. Outside of The Clerk, she enjoys working for the Writing Center, doing research in a biology lab on campus, hiking, ...

In recent weeks, the discussion of Haverford alumni in the news has been largely dominated by President-elect Donald Trump’s new commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick. However, Alex Karp ’83 may be just ...

Last spring, Haverford College increased the minimum wage at Haverford to $10.50, from $9 (which had been in place since 2008). Almost a year later, we can observe how that raise has impacted student ...

From Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-piece to the Eagles’ “Philly Special” downing Tom Brady’s New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII, Philadelphia has had its share of iconic sports moments. In the process, ...

LSU is known as “Wide Receiver University,” the University of Iowa as “Tight End University,” and the University of Oklahoma as “Quarterback University.” Now, it’s time to add a new name to the mix: ...

Walk past Haverford’s Merion Field on any given weekday afternoon during the spring or fall and you will encounter flying discs, a stream of shouts and laughter, and forty-five women clad in bright ...