Opinions vary on school in session
With a pandemic attacking the globe, Haverford is adjusting its curricula and reorganizing the way…
Modified schedule to affect classroom atmosphere
Throughout the summer, Interim Upper School Head Mr. Mark Fifer and his colleagues were presented…
Extracurriculars prepare for extraordinary year
This September, the school year begins with some unprecedented adjustments. The pandemic remains an obstacle…
Students struggling with changing standardized test dates, requirements
Because the effects of the coronavirus are widespread and long-lasting, those effects will impact many…
The present and future of virtual schooling
When the first signs of the pandemic reached our school neighborhood, no one had predicted…
Teachers rethink grading with Virtual Haverford
As the school year comes to an end, the student body has continued to wonder…
Final projects to replace exams
As Virtual Haverford reaches the end of the second semester, the administration decided to make…
Students, teachers see promise in pre-recorded lectures
Although the community has handled Virtual Haverford with great poise and success, the shift to…
Virtual History behind the Headlines a success
Before the pandemic, the History Behind the Headlines sessions took place in the back of…
Senioritis amidst quarantine
Is quarantine a death sentence for the motivation of the class of 2020? It has…
Mr. Ator’s advanced online teaching
As Haverford shifts to virtual classrooms, teachers have been experimenting with different platforms and technologies…
The distracting reality of online learning
As students and teachers settle into learning from the comfort of their homes, they must…
Final exams’ uncertain future
Virtual Haverford brings many challenges. Teachers and students alike struggle to find the rhythm of…
Math students push beyond curricular limits
Mathematics is generally acknowledged as one of the most challenging high school subjects. It includes…
Students content with community spaces
Looking for a place to work in Wilson Hall is easy; finding a quiet space…
Dr. Nagl to teach Modern Middle East next year
Days in March slowly slip through. Before students look forward to the upcoming Spring Break,…
“Senioritis” diagnosis irritates strong Sixth Form
January 21, 2020: the first day of the second semester. Underclassmen continue with their academic…
Staff defends library hours
Once students are dismissed from their final class after a long school day, they turn…
Library hours should extend, students say
Just an hour after teachers dismiss the final class of the day, the empty hallways…
Closing the gap between honors and standard classes
You’ve almost made it: one more month of chaos. Just a few more weeks of…
Web exclusive: an interview with AreteLabs founder Mr. Timothy Kelley
Mr. Timothy Kelley is the CEO and Founder of AreteLabs, a medium for academic competitions…
EA Week defines our community spirit
If the goal here is to re-evaluate EA Week, the first thing to consider is…
Third Formers transition to new schedule
During the beginning of this school year, Third Formers have had to adapt to the…
Learning amid campus construction
All of a sudden, the top of Wilson Hall is not the highest point on…
Standardized testing — the ACT is up
Each year, millions of high school students across the world spend long and stressful hours…
Mr. Hart seeks connections in Contemporary International Relations this spring
“Nothing happens in a silo.” Through the new Contemporary International Relations course, history teacher Mr.…