The sun set gently below the horizon, through the trees behind English House, on the edge of Bryn Mawr campus. As if a choreographed piece of the Shakespeare Performance Troupe’s interpretation of “As You Like It,” the sunset marked the…
Read More This is the sixth 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. I joined my friends last weekend on a somewhat…
Read More Following the passing of Resolution #6 during Haverford College’s Spring Plenary to change the name of Lutnick Library, President Wendy Raymond decided not to convene a review committee, prompting dissatisfaction from the school community after a nearly unanimous vote at…
Read More Wendy Raymond, president of Haverford College, has issued her responses to the Spring 2026 plenary resolutions which were passed by students last month. Raymond accepted resolutions one through five. She did not accept Resolution 6, which proposed that Lutnick Library…
Read More I’ve sat on the Haverford Student Council’s Dining Advisory Committee this year, here are a few ideas and priorities for Haverford Dining that I’ve picked up. Before I get into it, I’d like to applaud the dining team for working…
Read More The Barre Owls, Bryn Mawr’s student-led ballet club, performed Sleeping Beauty for a full crowd of audience members with not a single seat left empty. After months of planning and rehearsing, the club successfully orchestrated its first-ever live show on…
Read More The Haverford-Bryn Mawr College Orchestra, alongside pianist Yuxin Li (BMC ’28), performed in Haverford’s Marshall Auditorium on April 17. Their spring concert consisted of Piano Concerto #1 in E flat Major, S. 126, composed by Franz Liszt (1811-1886), and Symphony…
Read More Police were called to Bryn Mawr College Saturday morning in response to a pro-Palestinian protest held outside of the Hepburn teaching theater, where part of the April meeting of the college’s Board of Trustees was taking place. Protestors gathered at…
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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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