Headshots of Tarren Andrews and Suzanne Conklin Akbari against an outdoor background. Both are smiling at the camera. Text reads: "Tarren Andrews, Assistant Professor of Ethnicity, Race, and Migration, Yale University" and "Suzanne Conklin Akbari, Professor, School of Historical Studies, Institute for Advanced Study."

TOMORROW at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200: "Bending the Light: Indigenous Storywork in Medieval Shadow Lands” with Tarren Andrews and Suzanne Conklin Akbari! 3/5/26 at 4:30pm. More info: hav.to/z0j #events

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Next week in Lutnick 200, join us for an event with this year's Jane and Marshall Brown Speakers in Comparative Literature: "Bending the Light: Indigenous Storywork in Medieval Shadow Lands” with Tarren Andrews and Suzanne Conklin Akbari! 3/5/26 at 4:30pm. More info: hav.to/z0j #events

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Due to unforeseen circumstances, "Political Undesirables: Citizenship, Denaturalization, and Reclamation in Iraq" book release event with Zainab Saleh has been canceled. We appreciate your understanding!

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Next week in Lutnick 200, join us for a reading by Zainab Saleh, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of the HCAH, as we celebrate the release of her new book, Political Undesirables: Citizenship, Denaturalization, and Reclamation in Iraq. 2/26 at 4:30pm, more info at hav.to/yz4 #events

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TOMORROW at 4:30pm in the Rebecca & Rick White Gallery on Lutnick L1, don't miss the opening reception for "American Nation-Making: Historical Narratives and Revolutionary Mythology" with curator Delali Lyons '26! hav.to/zrd #events

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TOMORROW in Lutnick 200, don't miss "Taking Inspiration from Nature to Guide Drug Discovery," a Faculty Scholarship Talk by Kristen Whalen! 4:30pm in Lutnick 200 hav.to/w0c #events

Crosshatched drawing of three Lenni Lenape talking with William Penn and two other settlers

Chat with curator Delali Lyons '26, enjoy refreshments, and view "American Nation-Making: Historical Narratives and Revolutionary Mythology" at an exhibit opening in the Rebecca & Rick White Gallery, 2/11 at 4:30pm! hav.to/zrd #events

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Discover the underexplored potential of marine ecosystems for new medicines with Associate Professor and Chair of Biology Kristen Whalen at "Taking Inspiration from Nature to Guide Drug Discovery," 2/10 at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200! hav.to/w0c #events

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TOMORROW at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200, don't miss "Bijective Combinatorics for Macdonald Polynomials" with Zeus Dantas e Moura '24, our first Young Academic Alumni Lecture of 2026! hav.to/yuq #events

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We're welcoming back Zeus Dantas e Moura '24 for a Young Academic Alumni Lecture, "Bijective Combinatorics for Macdonald Polynomials," 2/3 at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200! hav.to/yuq #events

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Next week in Lutnick 200: "Light and Shadow: A Quaker Reckoning with Ancestry, Violence, and Liberation" with Friend in Residence Rashid Darden. 1/28 at 4:30pm, more info here: hav.to/ysy #events

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Next week in Lutnick 200: don't miss "Zealous: A Darker Side of the Early Quakers" with Erica Canela, part of the Distinguished Visitors Program, 12/2 at 4:30pm! More info: hav.to/xvb #events

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Tomorrow at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200: "What Studying Jewish Life Reveals about Slavery in New England" with Joe Weisberg '21, our fall Young Academic Alumni Lecture! More info: hav.to/qd9 #events

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We're pleased to welcome back Joseph Weisberg '21 for our Young Academic Alumni Lecture this fall: "What Studying Jewish Life Reveals about Slavery in New England," 11/5 at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200! More info: hav.to/qd9 #events

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Explore the concept of a healing justice and the messy, ongoing work of continuing revelation with Friend in Residence Windy Cooler at "Truth is an Endless Meeting," tomorrow at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200. More info: hav.to/s5f #events

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Tomorrow at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200, don't miss "Buried Philadelphia: The Cemeteries and Burial Grounds of the City of Brotherly Love" with Jenn O'Donnell! Explore hundreds of years of Philly's history through the monuments, statuary, architecture, and vistas of the city. More info: hav.to/qoy #events

Black and white photo of Windy Cooler smiling at the camera with her chin propped on her hands.

Next week in Lutnick 200: "Truth is an Endless Meeting," an interactive presentation with Friend in Residence Windy Cooler! 10/30 at 4:30pm. More info: hav.to/s5f #events

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Join us for "Buried Philadelphia: The Cemeteries and Burial Grounds of the City of Brotherly Love" with Jenn O'Donnell, Haverford's Director of Web Communications and a taphophile and cemetery volunteer! 10/28 at 4:30pm in Lutnick Library. More info: hav.to/qoy #events

Book cover of "Sea, Poison," featuring a desktop printer printing pages with the title and author on them, and a seated jaguar.

Tomorrow at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200: "Sea, Poison: Seeing Poison in Our For Profit Medical System / Showing Poison in Fiction," a reading and discussion of a new novel by Philadelphia author Caren Beilin. More info: hav.to/qwu #events

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Next week in Lutnick 200: "Sea, Poison: Seeing Poison in Our For Profit Medical System / Showing Poison in Fiction" with author Caren Beilin! Join us for a reading and discussion of her "hypnotic and fractured" novel. 10/21 at 4:30pm. More info: hav.to/qwu #events

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How does open access in scholarly publishing intersect with AI? Find out at "AI and the Struggle for Control Over Scholarship" with Dave Hansen, Executive Director of @authorsalliance, TOMORROW at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200. More info: hav.to/rr0 #events #OAweek

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Next week in Lutnick 200: "AI and the Struggle for Control Over Scholarship" with Dave Hansen of @authorsalliance! Find out how open access to scholarly works remains one of the keys to ensuring AI serves scholarly interests and the public good. 10/9 at 4:30pm. More info: hav.to/rr0 #events #OAweek

cover of What if We Get it Right? featuring abstract circles in the upper right and bottom left corners. One is yellow like the sun, one is blue and white like the earth.

Have you RSVPed to hear Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson discuss the 2025 Campus Read, her book "What If We Get it Right?: Visions of Climate Futures"? 9/30 at 7pm in Marshall Auditorium, RSVP: hav.to/rzp. Students: bring your books to Lutnick 200 from 6:15-6:45pm for a signing session! #events

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Don't miss “Polynomials and Pipe Dreams” with Elizabeth Milićević and Sarah Gold '23, MONDAY at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200! Explore Schubert polynomials and their representation-theoretic meaning at this Faculty Scholarship Talk. More info: hav.to/rwf #events

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Don't miss Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson on 9/30 at 7pm in Marshall Auditorium discussing her book "What If We Get it Right?: Visions of Climate Futures," the 2025 Campus Read! RSVP at hav.to/rzp. Students: bring your books to Lutnick 200 from 6:15-6:45pm for a signing session! #events

Poster featuring a graphic of two students laughing and walking together, with text reading: "In celebration of Latine Heritage Month, ALAS Presents Student Showcase, Lutnick Library, Sept 24th, 2-4pm. Celebrate Latinx Heritage Month with us! Join the Student Showcase, anyone can participate and share their work, creativity, and experiences. Come see posters on internship, volunteer, or job opportunities, art works and projects, and other contributions. If you have any questions email alas.haverford@gmail.com and copy ijimenez@haverford.edu." There is a qr code in the center left of the image.

Stop by the DS Commons on Wednesday next week from 2-4pm to see posters and art, and hear about the work and creativity of Latinx students!

Want to participate? Scan the QR code or visit hav.to/v5g

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Next week in Lutnick 200: “Polynomials and Pipe Dreams” with Elizabeth Milićević and Sarah Gold '23! No prior math knowledge will be assumed in this talk, the first Faculty Scholarship Talk of the academic year. 9/22 at 4:30pm. More info: hav.to/rwf #events

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TOMORROW at 4:30 in the Rebecca and Rick White Gallery: enjoy refreshments, button-making, and conversation with student curators at the opening of "'The Peculiarities of the Quaker': Exploring the Role of Quaker Voices in Fiction." #exhibits #events

Collage of five book covers including the titles Still Forms on Foxfield, Thee, Hannah!, and Un-Friendly Persuasion.

We're celebrating the opening of "'The Peculiarities of the Quaker': Exploring the Role of Quaker Voices in Fiction" in the gallery on Lutnick L1! Join us on 9/16 at 4:30pm for refreshments, button-making, and conversation with student curators. #exhibits #events

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TOMORROW at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200: "From Deepfakes to Influencers: Understanding Democracy in the Digital Age" with Isabel Linzer, Elections and Democracy Fellow at @cdt.org. More info: hav.to/rt1