Earlier this semester, many may have seen posters all around Bryn Mawr and Haverford campuses advertising auditions for the Lighted Fools, a bi-co improv and sketch comedy club. Founded in the early 90s, the club started as a Shakespeare theater…
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The Bi-Co Theater Department’s fall semester main stage production of “John Proctor is the Villain” in the Katherine Hepburn Teaching Theater closes this weekend after eight performances. The play, first performed in 2022 and written by Kimberly Bellflower, follows a…
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This year’s Traditions Mistresses are Kendall Phillips and Annie Schinella, two Juniors who are passionate about Bryn Mawr’s Traditions and happy to do the work that brings them to life. Kendall is a Math and Art History double major originally…
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On January 24, 2024, the Florida State University Board of Governors elected to remove sociology as a core course for students. While sociology classes will still be available at Florida universities, its removal as a core course means that students…
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Bryn Mawr College’s Community Garden was started in 2010, founded by the Green Gardens Committee. Located on a thin strip of land between New Dorm Dining Hall and the Wyndham Alumnae House parking lot, the Community Garden is a space…
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For the next two weekends, the Bi-Co Theatre Department is performing their fall show cabaret, CABOOSH, directed by visiting professor Emmanuelle Delpech. It is a never-before-seen show, created and written by the actors and director themselves. Performances are Nov. 10-12 and…
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