At the end of a cold, snowy Monday night in February, Haverford students and community members gathered in Jaharis Recital Hall to hear Suhail Yusuf Khan, on the sarangi and voice, and Aqeel Bhatti, on the tabla, perform “Sounds of…
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In an email to the Bryn Mawr College community on Feb. 20, the recently appointed Provost and professor of creative writing, Dee Matthews, addressed the removal of Israeli flags from Erdman Dining Hall. The flags, which were a part of…
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In an event titled “Constitutional Crisis: ICE in Minnesota,” a prominent defense attorney and Haverford alumnus told students that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)’s actions in Minnesota represent a failure of the legal system that has been exploited by…
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Since the Fizz Ban resolution passed Fall 2025 plenary with a 58.9% approval rate, SGA has been working tirelessly to contact the Fizz team to remove the Haverford and Bryn Mawr forums, with little to no response received. On February 1,…
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Guest Opinion by Zara Kepler, Angelique Lee, Elliott London, Kaili Martinez-Beasley, and Celia Perkins Passed during last semester’s plenary, student action to develop a Black Studies major at Bryn Mawr College persists. Yet, the development of the major in the…
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Last month, the National Park Service, under the directive of President Donald Trump, removed an exhibit on slavery from the President’s House in Philadelphia’s Old City. For Councilmember Jamie Gauthier, the move was just one part of what she sees…
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For author Paula Whyman, what began as a plan to restore a few acres of neglected farmland into a quaint meadow turned into a years-long project. Facing obstacle after obstacle, Whyman is still in the process of transforming 200 acres…
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