On Friday, March 22, Haverford College’s Center for Health and Wellbeing Education and Haverford College Survivor Collective announced a series of events commemorating Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). The events are focused primarily on supporting survivors of assault, while also…
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A glittery Piet Mondrian-inspired jumpsuit. Rubik’s cube earrings. 6-inch heels and a wig. This was the uniform of Bryn Mawr’s 2024 Math Appreciation Week Keynote speaker: mathematician, social media star and drag queen Kyne Santos. Kyne is most known for…
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The Philadelphia Ballet returned to the stage at the Academy of Music to present the opening night of the beloved ballet Giselle. The story tells the magical tale of a peasant girl with a weak heart who falls in love with…
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On February 28, to conclude the 2024 Black History Month programming at Bryn Mawr, author and activist Sonya Renee Taylor came to speak to the campus about her work, philosophy, art and libratory practice. Renee Taylor’s website describes her as…
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As a first year, I had some misconceptions about college. 1. That I wouldn’t get tired of the dining hall food (proven wrong within a week), 2. That I would be fine sharing a bathroom with twenty people (why I…
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On April 7, 2024, the Student Government Association will hold the first Plenary with an in-person quorum requirement since the pandemic. The change to Spring Plenary is to be announced to the general student body later this week. The Bi-Co…
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Since the introduction of a Ceasefire Resolution by Haverford Students’ Council, community discourse on the topic has ranged from full-throated support and open-minded engagement, to silent abstinence, and finally to direct and stated boycotting of the resolution. These varying stances…
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