Billionaire business mogul and Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick HC ‘83 is among several high-profile figures recently revealed to have been in communication with Jeffrey Epstein. On Friday, January 30, the US Department of Justice released millions of new documents…
Read More When Susan Kleckner started going to psychoanalysis in 1996, she was already a successful artist and filmmaker, quite accustomed to centering her art around issues she deeply believed in. She was the first female professor at Pratt Institute and directed…
Read More Bryn Mawr has signed an amicus brief in support of Harvard University’s ongoing legal efforts to block the Trump administration’s attempts to bar international students from U.S. universities. The brief was filed by the American Council on Education (ACE) and…
Read More “If you plan on disrupting, you will miss an opportunity to learn something that you cannot learn [in college]… To those of you who will pull out a flag and race out of here angry and [flustered]: I want you…
Read More After a long Friday of classes and work, audience members settled into Hepburn Theater in anticipation of the Bryn Mawr Performing Arts Series’ Wintry Mix performance, unsure of what to expect behind the red curtains. This cabaret-style setlist has historically…
Read More Nerd House wrapped up its first semester of programming of the year on Dec. 6 with its annual Board Game Pajama Night. Students gathered in two common areas, one with a kitchen and one with a TV and couches. As…
Read More The Bryn Mawr College Fencing Club (Vixens) has trained new and experienced fencers since 2004, when it split from a joint program with Swarthmore College. The club currently has 15 to 25 members, around 10 of whom were new this…
Read More As a small liberal arts college, Haverford relies heavily on its endowment for funding. About a quarter of the college’s budget (~$30 million) is paid for by endowment draws. In 2022, Haverford transitioned from an in-house investment office to external…
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