The early hour and crisp fall temperatures did not stop Bryn Mawr SJP from rallying outside Dalton to demand that the Board of Trustees disclose the Israeli companies in which the College has funds invested. Though the group gathered on…
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“We want to be a GPS assistant for students rather than the drivers. So we can tell you, ‘Hey, I think it would be great to take a left here.’ But if they choose to take a right, then we’ll…
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For all eager stand up performers, sketch writers, and enthusiasts of the satire form, it is time to rejoice as a new club has emerged at Bryn Mawr College this semester. The idea for a comedy collective for Mawrters took…
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At around 11:00 p.m. on Sept. 25, hundreds of fans in customized “brat” green outfits spilled out of the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pa., still buzzing and singing songs from the 2 hour long SWEAT Tour set. When asked…
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Living in an unincorporated territory means seeing the effects of modern-day colonialism on a daily basis, whether directly or indirectly. There isn’t a more resonating time or place for this than a Puerto Rican election year. While in most U.S.…
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Graffiti displaying pro-Palestinian slogans were seen around around campus before the beginning of fall break. Lower Merion police officers were seen at the scene, on October 10, taking photographs of the messages. The graffiti has since been condemned by the…
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In November of 2023, Haverford College received a three-year, $2.5 million grant from the Mellon Foundation to finance The Graterford Archive. The project, now well into its first year, aims to “share the history of creative leadership that emerged from…
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After announcing the formation of the Philadelphia SJP Coalition last week, the newly-formed alliance of SJP (Students for Justice in Palestine) groups from colleges all across the Philadelphia area hosted their first demonstration for Palestine together. October 7, the date…
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Bi-Co Title IX Coordinator Kimberly Taylor, who first began at the Bi-Colleges in 2020, has stepped down to “pursue a new professional opportunity,” according to an email sent by Dean Tomiko Jenkins. The email, sent on Sep. 20, named Kim…
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