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Shakespeare Performance Troupe’s Antigone: Is love at the heart of tragedy?
What drives exclusion, hatred, and cruelty? Bryn Mawr’s Shakespeare Performance Troupe production of “Seven Against Thebes & Antigone” suggests that the answer is love. “Seven Against Thebes & Antigone” ran April 16, 17, and 18 in Rhodes Dining Hall. “Seven…
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Rita Dove, Former US Poet Laureate, Closes 2025–2026 Bryn Mawr Reading Series
Renowned poet Rita Dove read to a packed audience in the Goodhart Hall Music Room on April 13 for the final event of the semester in the Bryn Mawr Reading Series. Every seat was filled, with additional attendees standing in…
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Bryn Mawr’s Newly Appointed Provost Airea D. Matthews Reflects on Poetry, Teaching and Nonlinear Paths
Airea D. “Dee” Matthews, poet and professor of creative writing, began her three-and-a-half-year term as provost on Jan. 1. Her path to the role has not been straightforward. “My whole life has been a series of trying to figure out…
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5 Tracks To Get You Through The Week
This is the fifth installment in “Music Mondays,” a new weekly music column from WHRC, the Bi-Co’s student-run community radio. Featuring music news, album and concert reviews, playlists, recommendations, and more. Bored of your same old playlists? Tune into WHRC,…
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The Watsons: Embracing the “Unfinished”
What do you do with an unfinished story? Laura Wade’s play, “The Watsons,” takes this question and expands it infinitely. Wade, through her play, instead asks “what does it mean to be unfinished?” “The Watsons” is based on the unfinished…
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Bryn Mawr’s Mujeres* Celebrates Latin American Culture with “La Feria” Show
Colorful paper banners and strings of flags adorned Great Hall for the annual Mujeres* Culture Show. Vendor tables lined the room, and attendees enjoyed food and drinks from a buffet, including packaged traditional snacks. The program on April 3 featured…
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