Model UN attends Cornell, wins a historic award
The Model UN team poses on stage at Cornell Conference- Courtesy of Robert Cerniglia ’24 What do you do when Thanos invades your Model United Nations Conference committee? To some,…
Robotics team 169A adapts for World Championships
Robotics setup outside of Ball Auditorium – courtesy of the Haverford Robotics Team Robotics, just…
Speech and Debate experiences its most successful year
Charlie Noble ’25 receives an award after a state tournament performance – Luca Aloi ’25…
The school should try coordinating some of its curricula with nearby schools
For being less than two miles away from each other, one might believe that these…
Successful Parker Lecture impacts student body
Police violence Yale professor Dr. Elizabeth Hinton speakes to students in Ball Auditorium February 2…
Should we include more current events in our classrooms?
Ryan Getz ’23 gets most of his news through Twitter – Ian Rosenzweig ’25 Current…
Upper-form judges essential to WWI trials
McKai Hoillet ’25 gives his WWI presentation in Mr. Jeremy Hart’s Modern World History class…
Model UN builds diplomatic skills and finds success
The Model United Nations gathers for its yearbook photo – courtesy of Mr. Kevin Tryon…
How does Speech and Debate build success?
Speech and Debate posters outside of their practice area – Jingyuan Chen ’23 When you…
Kelly, Wang take exclusive AIME test
Students work on problems in an Archimedes Association meeting, earlier this year – Pierce Laveran…
How do graduuation projects get approved?
Fisher Bond ’22 and Peter Kaplan ’22 work on the Spring sports’ mural in the…
Mock Trial prepares for MontCo challenge
Mock Trial has been in full swing since October 2022, when the cases were released…
The FIFA World Cup goes on, but so do classes
The World Cup competes with ping pong in The Durham Community Room – Pierce Laveran…
Honors history elective observes childhood development
Dr. Gurtler’s Sex, Science, and Culture class on December 8, 2022 – Courtesy of Billy…
VEX Robotics teams prepare for upcoming signature event
Arnav Sardesei ’23 tinkering with robotic parts – Zach Shah ’23 It’s hard to imagine…
Hill workouts after dark: the life of a student-athlete
Sixth Former Chace Knox – Index staff Haverford’s athletes have a distinguished reputation: their impressive…
Mock Trial heads into competition season
The 2022-2023 Mock Trial Team – Ajay Chakraborty ’26 In Room 200, court is in…
Ms. LaPenta commences research on healthy masculinity
Ms. LaPenta in Wilson Hall – Pierce Laveran ’24 No stranger to the cross-country team,…
New computer science courses meet students where they are
Mr. Stuart Alden teaches Justin Fan ’24 – Pierce Laveran 24′ Computer science teacher Mr….
Academic Mentorship Program builds bridges in
community
Arnav Sardesai ’23 – Pierce Laveran ’24 Not many upper school students return to the…
The Archimedes Association feels confident, eyes EA
Students work at an Archimedes Association meeting, October 7, 2022 – Pierce Laveran ’24 The…
Students, administrators weigh ASB blocks’ pros and cons
Students complete various tasks during ASB in early October 2022 – Pierce Laveran ’24 The…
Sixth Formers reflect on advanced research projects
Jay Crowther ’23 at Cell Culture Workspace at CHOP via Jay Crowther ’23 From observing…
Year-end projects complement traditional assessments
Some of Dr. Fenton’s former Latin students preparing for an animal sacrifice in 2018 –…
Upcoming IC Day aims to shake up traditional learning
Student-made cakes from IC Day 2018 – photo courtesy of Mr. Andrew Poolman On Wednesday,…
Department chairs weigh perceived STEM-humanities divide
History Department Chair Ms. Hannah Turlish – Ian Rosenzweig ’25 The Haverford School’s academic education…
Students shift to writing their own, self-reflective comments
Student in advisory read over their self-reflective comments, March 14, 2022 – Mr. Thomas Stambaugh…
SAT going digital in 2024
Joey Kauffman ’23 fills out SAT answer sheet – Austin Zhuang ’22 Each year, over…
