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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On February 22, students from Bryn Mawr College poured into Dalton 300 to learn about the 2020 Bryn Mawr Strike. Organized by the Self Governance Association (SGA) in partnership with the Coalition for Anti-Racist Literacy (CARLA), the teach-in offered a…
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As the Haverford Federation United Concert Series begins their shows again for another year, starting on September 30, we revisit their first show of 2022. They brought out Philly DIY Scene stars Disaster Artist and friend for a joint show…
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When artist Nekisha Durrett first toured Bryn Mawr College as part of the school’s application process for finalists pursuing the The ARCH (Art Remediating College Histories) Project through the non-profit Monument Lab, she stood in the Cloisters for a long…
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On March 13, 2023, Bryn Mawr announced that, in the fall of 2023, the College will be piloting a new affinity housing program, the Intercultural Living and Learning Center (ILLC), in Rhoads South. The first floor will be dedicated to…
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Swarthmore junior Brendan Cook launched a thrifting business, SwatFlea, selling curated vintage clothing to students at Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Swarthmore and the University of Pennsylvania over the summer of 2022. With an easy smile, Brenden excitedly welcomes scores of students…
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By Helen Ehrlich, Co-Editor-In-Chief The Red Bull BC One All Star Tour is returning on July 23 in Philadelphia. The tour features breaking, a competitive form of dance popularized by crews around the world. B-boys and b-girls across the nation…
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By Helen Ehrlich, News Editor The Theater Program of Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges is presenting a reversed version of “Romeo and Juliet,” directed by Director Catharine Slusar. The play is toying with which scenes to feature, casting and the…
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By Helen Ehrlich, News Editor North Philadelphia’s state Representative Malcom Kenyatta (D-181) rose to national prominence in 2018, as the first openly-LGBTQ person of color to be elected to Pennsylvania’s General Assembly. He beat the Republican candidate with 95.3% of…
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By Helen Ehrlich, News Editor Bryn Mawr College (BMC) has long been considered one of the most educationally rigorous and prestigious institutions for gender minorities, but during this 137-year history the college has also intentionally failed to serve racial and…
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