To kick off Black History Month programming, coordinators Amy Brown (‘25) and Kaili Martinez-Beasely ( ‘27) presented a teach-in on the Black Panthers and Weather Underground in collaboration with Sisterhood* and the Impact Center. The event, held in the Quita…
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On Saturday, November 9, West Philadelphia-based non-profit Spiral Q held its 24th annual Peoplehood Parade and Pageant. The event began at Paul Robeson House, where the Bearded Ladies Cabaret, a Philadelphia-based queer arts organization, held a performance before the parade…
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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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As fall semester starts up, classes begin andclubs are reinvigorated. Alongside these developments, faculty and staff organizations are reunited: Bi-Co Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine (FSJP) has recently taken to Instagram to clarify its aims in this new…
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Summer break often leaves students with free time. For some, this comes as a relief. For others, this abundance of time is spent overthinking, planning for the future, and asking questions like “What should my major be?” or “What do…
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Bryn Mawr students Katie Schroeer (‘24), Carmen Siftar (‘25), and Clara Wells-Dang (‘27) hosted a teach-in on April 16th, titled “Why Palestinian Liberation is Environmental Justice.” The hybrid event garnered over 40 attendees, both in-person and on Zoom. The event…
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Bryn Mawr College hosts a variety of athletic teams, ranging from field hockey to swimming to badminton. However, it lacks one sport that people expect might be present at a historically women’s college (HWC): softball. The most common stereotype about…
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