Last month, the National Park Service, under the directive of President Donald Trump, removed an informative exhibit on slavery from the President’s House in Philadelphia’s Old City. For Councilmember Jamie Gauthier, the move was just one part of what she…
Read More For author Paula Whyman, what began as a plan to restore a few acres of neglected farmland into a quaint meadow turned into a years-long project. Facing obstacle after obstacle, Whyman is still in the process of transforming 200 acres…
Read More 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 More 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…
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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 More 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 More 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…
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