The Philadelphia Ballet returned to the stage at the Academy of Music on February 29th to present the opening night of the beloved ballet Giselle. The
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Philadelphia Orchestra Celebrates David Kim’s 25th Anniversary with Vivaldi & Mozart
On Friday February 2, The Philadelphia Orchestra presented a symphony of Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons,” Piazzolla and Desyatnikov’s arrangement of “The Four Seasons of Buenos
George Balanchine’s “The Nutcracker” Returns to The Philadelphia Ballet
There’s nothing quite like the delicious magic of “The Nutcracker” to welcome in the holiday season. Beloved by both dancers and audience members, it is
UPenn President Resigns Following Controversial Congressional Testimony
Liz Magill, the University of Pennsylvania’s president, has voluntarily stepped down following bipartisan calls for her resignation, two years after her inauguration. Magill announced her
UPenn President Faces Calls for Resignation Following Congressional Hearing
Following a Congressional Testimony that took place on December 5, 2023, the University of Pennsylvania’s President Liz Magill is under pressure from donors to resign
Honoring International Students Day, Philly Students Rally for Palestine
On Friday November 17, students across the greater Philadelphia area took to the city streets as part of a nationwide day of solidarity with Palestine.
Media/Medea: Bi-Co & Community College of Philadelphia Theater Departments Reimagine the Greek Tragedy
The Bi-College and Community College of Philadelphia (CCP) theater departments collaborated to premiere Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright James Ijames’ Media/Medea on April 13 in Bryn Mawr’s
Presidential Funding for Philly Water Projects
On February 3, President Biden and Vice President Harris traveled to the Belmont Water Treatment Plant in Philadelphia. There, they announced that $500 million in
SwatFlea Brings Sustainable Fashion to the Quaker Consortium
Swarthmore junior Brendan Cook launched a thrifting business, SwatFlea, selling curated vintage clothing to students at Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Swarthmore and the University of Pennsylvania
Temple Grad Students Lose Financial Aid & Health Insurance Over Strike Participation
On Wednesday, Temple University Research and Teaching Assistants participating in the ongoing wage strike were informed that they would no longer be eligible for financial