By Adrian Velonis, Co-Editor-in-Chief At 10:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 28, hundreds of Haverford students put down their textbooks and gathered in front of Founders Hall for a campus-wide protest. Just six hours earlier, President Wendy Raymond and Dean Joyce…
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By Julia Mohr, Staff Writer No matter where you look, it is impossible to ignore the impact of COVID-19, even on Bryn Mawr’s insular campus. Students don masks everywhere barring their dorm rooms, classrooms remain empty or at a low…
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By Gabrielle Grosbety, Staff Editor The vice-presidential debate between Senator Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence on October 7th was a significantly less raucous event than its earlier presidential counterpart; nevertheless, lies were also spouted with abandon. The debate…
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By Julia Bastos, Staff Writer In recognition of Climate Week this year, the fifteen-digit clock in New York City’s Union Square now displays the precise amount of time left until the effects of climate change on the planet become unrepairable—until…
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By Viviana Freyer, Staff Editor It was roughly a year ago when filmmaker Martin Scorsese expressed his dislike for the Marvel franchise, going so far as to claim that those movies “weren’t cinema.” This caused such a frenzy that the…
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By Julia Bastos, Staff Writer Hispanic/ Latinx Heritage month has come to an end, and to anyone identifying as such, it is important to remember that just because the month is over, it doesn’t mean we should stop celebrating. Every…
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By Annarose King, Staff Writer Dr. Frank B. Wilderson III sat at his desk, the enthusiasm in his eyes apparent even behind his glasses and through a computer screen. The Bryn Mawr College for Visual Culture holds a colloquium on…
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By Julia Mohr, Staff Writer On September 18th, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, pioneer of women’s rights and gender equality in academic, legal, and political circles, succumbed to pancreatic cancer. As millions mourned the loss, the question immediately arose—who…
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By Viviana Freyer, Staff Editor With COVID-19 still affecting our daily social interactions, life at Bryn Mawr is a shell of what it used to be. Staples like Parade Night, Fall Frolic, and First-Year Customs are no longer possible. However,…
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By Gabrielle Grosbety, Staff Writer Venerable Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who was the second woman to serve on the Supreme Court and who also spearheaded the fundamental fight for women’s rights and equality, died at age 87 from…
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