Led by quarterback Jalen Hurts and an intensely passionate fanbase, the Philadelphia Eagles made the Super Bowl, facing off against the Kansas City Chiefs. This was exciting news for many. A heartbreaking Phillies World Series loss compounded with notoriously long…
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On February 3, President Biden and Vice President Harris traveled to the Belmont Water Treatment Plant in Philadelphia. There, they announced that $500 million in federal funding would be committed to strengthening the city’s water infrastructure and replacing lead pipes.…
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Currently on show in Lutnick Library’s Lobby Display is a photography exhibit entitled “The Spaces Between: Creating Place on Haverford’s Campus.” The collection, curated by Emma Scharff ‘25, is part of the Documenting Student Life Summer 2022 Internship. Photos from…
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Swarthmore junior Brendan Cook launched a thrifting business, SwatFlea, selling curated vintage clothing to students at Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Swarthmore and the University of Pennsylvania over the summer of 2022. With an easy smile, Brenden excitedly welcomes scores of students…
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On Wednesday, Temple University Research and Teaching Assistants participating in the ongoing wage strike were informed that they would no longer be eligible for financial aid. Graduate students at Temple have been striking since January 31st over low wages. According…
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On Thursday, the Bryn Mawr Performing Arts Series showcased Annie Dorsen’s “Prometheus (working title)” to the Tri-Co and greater Philadelphia Community. The show was an intriguing exploration of past and future, and the opposition between mankind (or in the case…
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What’s Happened? The U.S. debt ceiling is defined as “the maximum amount the federal government is able to borrow to finance” existing legal obligations. The limit, which has been raised dozens of times since being set in 1939, is currently…
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