Haverford College Student Literary Publications

The Fell was a Quaker zine including events, opinion pieces, and essays about Quakersim.
Dates: ca. 2000

This alternative weekly published articles on social issues at the international, national, state, and local level. Each issue usually contained one or two essays, signed by the authors, and a few announcements. Topics included the Civil Rights movement, the Vietnam War, campus free speech demonstrations, and current events in Zanzibar, Guyana (then British Guiana), Kashmir, and Cuba.
Dates: 1964-1965

A Bi-Co magazine focused on publishing social and political commentary.
Dates: ca. December, 1990

A political publication emphasizing the importance of alternative views on Haverford campus. The Partisan was published with the intent to give a platform to “non-leftists and moderates.”
Dates: ca. 1966

Stone Cold Busted was a social commentary magazine that focused on heavy topics as they related to the Haverford community, such as abortion, racism, assault, gun violence, anti-Semitism, and more. Submissions included essays, poetry, letters, illustrations, and comics.
Dates:1989-1990

The Underground was a Bi-College commentary magazine including essays and drawings. The content sometimes responded to essays in previous issues. Essays deal with issues including rape, censorship on campus, and the honor code. Many of the viewpoints expressed could be described as conservative.
Dates: 1989-1990