On a bright and sunny Sunday, the Bryn Mawr Self-Governance Association (SGA), hosted its semesterly Plenary in Goodhart Hall. The hall was covered in pictures of Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress, singers of the viral song “Stateside,” this semester’s Plenary theme. …
Read More Entering my senior year at Bryn Mawr College, the prospect of immediate employment and the subsequent years of medical school taunt me as I prepare for the future. Rooted in this uncertainty are the pillars that lay the groundwork for…
Read More The gallery opening for “Do It Yourself,” an exhibition of photographic work by Cristian Latorre (Haverford ‘27), took place on March 27 in the VCAM and featured live performances by Philadelphia-based bands Precious Little Life and Armbite, sponsored by Federal…
Read More It is relatively common for both public and private secondary education institutions to increase their tuition annually, a practice coined as tuition inflation. Bryn Mawr College is no exception to this pattern, with a predicted 4% cost increase beginning with…
Read More To talk about folk art is to recognize the essential stories human beings have been compelled to tell, for generations, about creation and existence. The work of Maisie O’Brien, VCAM’s Philadelphia Artist in Residence, uses shadow theater and puppetry to…
Read More Pianist, composer, scholar of performance practice, and former Haverford professor Matthew Bengtson visited Jaharis Recital Hall on March 24th for a recital as part of the Haverford College music department’s Music & Conversation series. Bengston’s program was primarily inspired by…
Read More A History of the ECC and Perry House The Enid Cook ’31 Center (ECC), Bryn Mawr’s Black Cultural Center and residence hall, is the product of decades of student organizing. In 1962, Bryn Mawr College purchased the Perry property, which…
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