Nef Jones Casting is looking for Bi-Co students, as they are casting Gen-Z (ages 18-28) individuals in the US who are interested in “participating in a
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Bryn Mawr Film Institute Rolls Out the Pink Carpet
As the “Barbie” movie takes over the summer, those in Bryn Mawr and Philly can get a chance to watch the film a night early.
Philadelphia Remembers Queen Elizabeth II’s 1976 Visit to the City of Brotherly Love
By Etta Washburn & Helen Ehrlich, Editors-In-Chief Queen Elizabeth II’s 70-year-long reign ended on Thursday when she passed away at the Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire,
Comedian Kady Ruth Ashcraft (BMC ‘12) on Art’s Ugly Stepsister
Emma Schwartz, staff writer Bryn Mawr alumna Kady Ruth Ashcraft is a writer, comedian and filmmaker living in Brooklyn, New York. While at Bryn Mawr,
“This is not how we get back to normal.”
By Rebecca Li, Staff Writer We know how to stop the virus: masking, testing, ventilation and filtration. We also know what happens when we punch
Rebooting Title IX
By Dr. Ann Olivarius, Guest Writer Content warning: sexual assault As Americans celebrate the 50th anniversary of Title IX, I am reminded of why I
Bryn Mawr Faculty Invited to Join the COVID Operations Planning Group
By Rebecca Li, Staff Writer The Bryn Mawr COVID Operations Planning Group is welcoming faculty to join. Dean Jennifer Walters, a current member, calls the
Haverford Sees Most Severe COVID Spike Yet
By Lizzie Allen, Features Editor, and Rebecca Li, Staff Writer With many states and major cities rescinding their mask mandates as COVID cases fall and
Banning Maus: Protecting Innocence or Denying History?
By Gabrielle Grosbety, Staff Editor Maus by Art Spiegelman is a critical nonfiction graphic novel about the Holocaust which has been recently banned by a
An Introduction to Bi-Co EnAble: A Student-Driven Organization for Neurodiversity and Disability Advocacy
By Vanessa Shehu, Secretary & Staff Writer; and Sophie Greer, Carlee Warfield and Sophia Malatesta, Contributing Writers Introducing EnAble and the Neurodiversity Movement: Bi-Co EnAble