Let the kids play: a case against summer reading
Joey Kauffman ’23 The night before school started, I reconnected with friends that I hadn’t…
The Fresh Start Effect
Connor Simpkins ’25 At the start of sixth grade, one of my teachers read aloud…
The value of opinions
Connor Simpkins ’25 The Campus Opinions section of The Index has touched on many topics…
The cold email
Will Rubin ’22 The cold email. It’s scary, intimidating, yet exciting. In January, I sat…
Outside lecturers’ return has been positive
Ian Rosenzweig ‘25 Haverford’s commitment to keeping the student body on campus for in-person learning…
Queen Elizabeth leaves a lasting legacy, but Gen Z must be sure to see it all
After seven decades of a long reign—one bearing witness to changing social tides, familial conflicts,…
Fetterman’s health and Dr. Oz’s authenticity: two candidates, two major questions
As the U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania heads into the final stretch, major questions surround…
You should care about inflation
Most who have opened the front page of The Wall Street Journal or The New…
An attack on the republic: Roe v. Wade’s overturning signals danger to more than abortion
Bowen Deng ’22 On Monday, May 2, at 8:32 p.m., Politico released a bombshell. The…
Roe v. Wade: a tale of upsetting checks and balances
Colin Stewart ’22 I got a text from a classmate. “Check out what a little…
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