Haverford College Student Literary Publications

The Black was a student satirical publication from the 1920s and 1930s pretending to be a faculty publication. The articles contain fake letters to faculty wives, extracts from faculty meetings, and essays about Haverford.
Dates: 1923-1932

A humor magazine including textual and visual elements. Some contributions are sexist or anti-Semitic.
Dates: 2000

Issues of the literary circular hats*by*post contain humorous "poems, stories, snapshots, commentary, correspondence, and gripes." Most issues include a “hat-check,” a sort of editorial note addressing readers, as well as a comedic call for submissions for their next issue.
Dates: 1997-1998

A magazine of "juvenile humor" which hoped to publish quarterly. Includes textual and visual contributions. Some of the material is racist, sexist, and anti-Semitic.
Dates:1998-2000

Early 2000s Haverford humor magazine including short satirical articles and plays. Some material is anti-Semitic.
Dates: 2000-2001

A satirical newspaper from 1945.
Dates: ca. 1945

The Scarlet was a humor magazine from 1914-1916. The magazine was interested in “clean, wholesome humor.”
Dates: 1914-1916

Sensitive Mail was a humor magazine that included humorous articles, letters, advertisements, illustrations, comics and more. The goal of the publication was to add some humor to the "uptight energy" on Haverford campus.
Dates:1988-1993

S.H.I.T. was a bi-weekly satirical publication. Each issue contains satirical commentary on current events in Haverford and the wider world.
Dates: ca. 1997

A Haverford humor magazine pertaining to life at Haverford.
Dates: 1994-1995

Without a (noun) was a Haverford satire magazine including short humor pieces and visual pieces, often including collage. Topics were most often related to life at Haverford and Bryn Mawr.
Dates: 2005-2012