By Viviana Freyer, Staff Editor In February 2021, BuzzFeed released an article (if you can even call it that) called “Millennials Are Roasting The Crap Out Of Gen Z, And It’s An Absolute Pleasure To See.” It starts by summarizing…
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By Julia Smith, Staff Writer On February 28, Lantern Night was held at Bryn Mawr. Students donned their traditional black robes and weathered the 32 degree night in order to bestow the light of knowledge upon the newest members of…
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By Emily Saks, Staff Writer “How did this world get so broken?” Raya asks in the opening scene of Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon, which premiered March 5, 2021. The film takes place in the fictional land of Kumandra,…
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By Gabby Grosbety, Staff Editor Rebecca Hardiman is a former magazine editor living in New Jersey with her family of seven. Like the characters in Good Eggs, her first novel, she lives among a sense of chaos where tension and…
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By Emily Saks, Staff Writer Is the arts industry dying? A study by the Brookings Institute last August estimated a loss of 2.7 million jobs and $150 billion in sales for the arts industry between April 1 and July 31,…
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By Kaia Chau and Madeline Kessler, Staff Writers At the start of the spring semester, Bryn Mawr’s Operations Planning Group, headed by administrators like President Kim Cassidy and Dean Jennifer Walters, proposed resuming indoor dining in supposedly well-ventilated spaces such…
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By Viviana Freyer and Holden Davitian, Staff Editors Editor’s note: Freyer conducted this interview in French but translated it into English with the assistance of Davitian. During the strikes that occurred on both Bryn Mawr and Haverford’s campuses last fall,…
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