Bryn Mawr Basketball Hosts National Girls and Women in Sports Day Game
The Bryn Mawr basketball team honored National Girls and Women in Sports Day in an intense game against Ursinus College. To celebrate, Bryn Mawr Athletics hosted two Mainline Girls Basketball youth teams for a halftime scrimmage and invited local Girl…
Read MoreAmid Frigid Temperatures, SJP Demonstrates for Palestine Outside Board of Trustees Meeting
Frigid temperatures did not stop Bryn Mawr’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) from demonstrating outside Goodhart Hall during the most recent Board of Trustees meeting. Despite cold winds whipping from all sides, a modest group of students gathered on…
Read MoreMini Crossword: February 10, 2026
Hello puzzlers! This crossword is part of a series of mini games that we will publish weekly (on Tuesdays). We are hoping to post games like Spelling Bee, word searches, and quizzes to mix things up; feel free to keep…
Read MoreFUCS Brings the Life to Live Music
My first time attending a Federation United Concert Series (FUCS) show, I walked into Lunt Basement with no expectations. I hadn’t even looked up the bands playing beforehand. And as it turned out, neither of them were genres I’m particularly…
Read MoreSisterhood* and the SAAC host Black History Month Open-Mic Night
In honor of Black History month, Sisterhood* and the Student-Athletic Advisory Committee hosted an Open-Mic night at the Lusty Cup. At this intimate gathering on Friday, February 6, students performed poetry, raps, and songs for friends and peers. This included…
Read MoreAs Bryn Mawr Transitions Back into The Spring Semester, Questions Remain Over the Hiring of Private Investigators
Bryn Mawr President Wendy Cadge sent a campus-wide email on Jan. 23 following growing concerns about a deterioration of trust between students and senior staff. Tensions on campus reached a critical point last semester after multiple students alleged being misled…
Read MoreHoward Lutnick is in the Epstein Files–What Now?
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“Raw Material” Exhibition Explores the Unsung Story of Feminist Artist Susan Kleckner
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…
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