On April 10, Bryn Mawr’s Shakespeare Performance Troupe (SPT) opened their spring production of King Lear in Rhoads Dining Room with a fresh, stylized take. Set in a 1940s-inspired world, the production uses period costuming to full effect: characters don…
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Laughter mixes with song tracks as it filters down the stairs of the Haverford College’s GIAC (Gardner Integrated Athletic Center.) It’s the sound of the Shift Dance Company; a Bi-Co dance group, the team includes student dancers from both Bryn…
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To be a woman is to be constantly on guard against threats of violence. The male gaze is often a perpetrator of such violence, whether physically or psychologically enacted, and such issues are often a topic of discourse in cinematic…
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The energy was high on Saturday night as Bi-Co students, family, friends, and community members filled Marshall Auditorium at Haverford College for the third and final performance of Electric Hour Theater’s production of Chicago. Set in 1920s Chicago, Chicago follows…
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A good burger can bring a crowd together. “Good Burger” can round up Bryn Mawr students in laughter on a post-WTF Week Saturday. As one of the many events programmed to commemorate Black History Month, the ‘90s Nickelodeon classic was…
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As the official acapella group of Bryn Mawr, the Night Owls regularly record and release music, go on tour, and perform at college events including May Day, alumni gatherings, and Lantern Night. Currently, the group is on their Washington D.C.…
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I didn’t know what to expect for the play reading I was about to see at the Drake Theater in Philadelphia on a Sunday afternoon. But as I sat down and the lights dimmed, the atmosphere became electric and a…
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Amidst the chaos of pre-spring break assignments and busyness, Bryn Mawr’s Sisterhood* hosted a laid-back teach-in on nail art and black culture at the Enid Cook ‘31 Center, where students got to unleash their creativity onto a fresh set of…
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The Visual Studies department at Haverford College collaborated with creatives to compile film-focused experiences featuring non-fiction stories, centering on Latin-American history and culture. Todas Las Flores or All the Flowers, set a high standard as the first showing of the…
Read MoreThe 97th Academy Awards Nominations are officially in and were announced on Jan. 23 by comedians Bowen Yang and Rachel Sennot at 5:30 a.m. PT at the Film Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater. “Emilia Pérez” is currently in the lead of…
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