Ian Rosenzweig ‘25
Haverford’s commitment to keeping the student body on campus for in-person learning throughout the pandemic has provided us with the best possible school …
Owen Yu ’23
On weekdays, my after-school routine consists of homework, extracurriculars, and individual interests that usually results in a 1:30 a.m. bedtime. With a 6:45 …
Austin Zhuang ’22
The conversation first started on a Tuesday afternoon. School had just come to a close, and a select few were unwinding in Severinghaus …
Ian Rosenzweig’ 25
The COVID-19 pandemic forced many limitations upon our community. When we returned to school in fall 2020, we were masked and distanced, our …
Dylan Kao ’23
Imagine this: your family is celebrating the largest holiday in your culture, and you’re about to reunite with family you haven’t seen for …
Bowen Deng ’22
On Monday, May 2, at 8:32 p.m., Politico released a bombshell. The news agency claimed to have obtained a leaked draft opinion from …
Colin Stewart ’22
I got a text from a classmate.
“Check out what a little birdy just dropped on my desk,” he said. A rough draft of …
Charlie Keidel ’24
Approaching the midterm elections in November, President Joe Biden faces a big problem. He is losing the support of younger voters, a group …
Ethan Chan ’23
After years of hard work, the culmination of one’s academic and extracurricular efforts is hidden behind the click of a button. The ecstasy …
Casey Williams ’24
“On this vote, the yays are 53. The nays are 47 and this nomination is confirmed,” Vice President Kamala Harris said last Thursday, …
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