By Ethan Lyne, Co-Editor-in-Chief Most Haverford students are aware that Haverford was as an all male institution until the early 1980s. Most are also aware that the college was primarily white for much of its history, until recent efforts to…
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By Vanessa Shehu, Staff Writer Over fall break, while most Bryn Mawr students took a well-deserved pause from their studies, some embarked on a week-long intensive designed to expose them to business careers, data analysis skills, and networking opportunities. The…
Read MoreBy Juvia Han, Social Media Editor Alumnae from Keisen University in Japan visited Bryn Mawr College on Friday, October 5, where they were guided around campus by current Bryn Mawr College exchange students from Tokyo’s Keio University. Keisen University was…
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By Jo Mikula, Opinion Editor Haverford Customs has been around in one form or another since about the mid-1800s, when a group of upperclassmen “spontaneously began keeping the peace in Barclay, the college’s first dorm, by quieting the rowdy underclassmen…
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By Al Mazzoli, Staff Writer In a small room at the Friends School at Haverford, Eli St. Amour performs a honey extraction. A few people stand around the centrifuge, a big silver contraption supported by green metal bars and cinder…
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By Emily Saks, Staff Writer Six female congressional candidates gathered at Bryn Mawr on Thursday, September 27th for a panel discussion titled “A Seat at the Table? Pennsylvania Women Congressional Candidate Forum.” The panel included Mary Gay Scanlon (D), Chrissy…
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By Kate Hawthorne, Arts Editor The doors to Goodhart Theater opened at 6:30 p.m. on October 1, welcoming Bryn Mawr students to Fall Plenary. While waiting to reach quorum, students enjoyed performances by Ajoyo, a Bryn Mawr Dance group that…
Read MoreBy Matt Dodds, Staff Writer The Haverford College Education Policy Committee (EPC) recently unveiled a new set of general education requirements that shift the borders of traditional course categories and require fewer classes per curriculum division. The EPC revised and…
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By Charlie Lynn, News Editor Calista Cleary’s work space at Bryn Mawr is a tiny circular table covered with papers and folders, tucked away in a small office on the second floor of Taylor Hall. She’s here on Friday mornings, at…
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By Charlie Lynn, News Editor When Haverford’s current Student Council Co-Presidents Maurice Rippel ‘19 and Andrew Eaddy ‘19 sat down to plan this year’s Fall Plenary, they took a look back at what Plenary had been in the past. Past…
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