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What They Learned: Maia Carvalho ‘22
Inspired by her love of baking, the chemistry major and Italian studies minor synthesized a new chemical that can be used to catalyze other chemical reactions.
What They Learned: Shreya Singh ‘22
The growth and structure of cities and fine arts double major reimagined more humane housing for migrant workers in the United Arab Emirates’ Dubai.
What They Learned: Trevor Stern ‘22
The history and religion double major examined the history behind Holocaust memorials, and the personal impact they had on him, for his two theses.
What They Learned: Nathaniel Ruhl ‘22
The physics major developed a method of autonomous spacecraft navigation, by which satellites can pinpoint their own location.
Celebrating Chesick Scholars
A ceremony and a banquet on May 12, celebrated the graduating 2022 Chesick Scholars.
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Where They’re Headed
A blog series detailing the post-Haverford plans of our recent graduates. View More
Where They’re Headed: Carson Wills ’14
This summer, Carson Wills ’14 begins her studies at Penn State College of Medicine, to earn both her M.D. and her Ph.D.
Where They're Headed: Fern Beetle-Moorcroft '14
This summer, Fern Beetle-Moorcroft ’14 is volunteering in Cape Town, South Africa, with the South African Education and Environment Project.
Where They’re Headed: Fern Beetle-Moorcroft ’14
This summer, Fern Beetle-Moorcroft ’14 is volunteering in Cape Town, South Africa, with the South African Education and Environment Project.
Where They're Headed: Jen Reeve '14
This fall, Jen Reeve ’14 is moving to Canada to study chemical oceanography at the University of Victoria.
Where They’re Headed: Jen Reeve ’14
This fall, Jen Reeve ’14 is moving to Canada to study chemical oceanography at the University of Victoria.
Where They're Headed: Daniel Gordon '14
Daniel Gordon ’14 will be one of 18 Dean’s Fellows from around the world joining the newly formed Yale-NUS College in Singapore.
Cool Classes
A series highlighting interesting, unusual, and unique courses that enrich the Haverford College experience. View More
COOL CLASSES: “Old Age in the Modern Age”
A history and anthropology course, taught by the librarian of the College, that provides a survey on the history of aging in the United States from the 17th through the 20th centuries.
COOL CLASSES: “The Earth: Ethics and Politics”
A political science course that asks how we should deal with clashes among environmental values, economic growth, and people’s desires
COOL CLASSES: “Tuning In: Soundscapes, Music, and Audio Cultures”
A writing seminar in which Haverford students explore how sound shapes the human experience.
COOL CLASSES: “Psychology of Music”
A psychology course that examines the evolutionary origins of music, why it is able to evoke emotion, and why individuals prefer certain types sort of music.
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