The film “Sabbath Queen” (2024), directed and produced by Sandi DuBowski, documents 21 years of controversial Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie’s life as he wades through the waters of modern Judaism and accepting queerness and interfaith within the conservative orthodox denomination. The film grapples…
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What wonders do the halls of Lutnick Library have to offer for the 2026 spring semester? On our late-to-class mad dashes and in our sleepy-eyed study sessions, we can easily overlook the enthralling and informative displays all around us. It…
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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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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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My first time attending a Federation United Concert Series (FUCS) show, I walked into Lunt Basement with no expectations. I hadn’t even looked up the bands playing beforehand. And as it turned out, neither of them were genres I’m particularly…
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When Susan Kleckner started going to psychoanalysis in 1996, she was already a successful artist and filmmaker, quite accustomed to centering her art around issues she deeply believed in. She was the first female professor at Pratt Institute and directed…
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After a long Friday of classes and work, audience members settled into Hepburn Theater in anticipation of the Bryn Mawr Performing Arts Series’ Wintry Mix performance, unsure of what to expect behind the red curtains. This cabaret-style setlist has historically…
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Plates overflowed with everything from guava barbecue pork pastelillos to spicy tuna rolls at Haverford College’s Affinity Group Food Fest last Saturday, Dec. 6. Students from across the bi-co gathered in Founders Hall that afternoon to enjoy the food, music,…
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Friends, professors, and those around the Bi-Co campuses who simply desired a night of music – or at least a reprieve from the biting cold outside – strolled into Jaharis Recital Hall on Friday, December 5. The Bi-College Flute Choir,…
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Professor Keishla Rivera-López has been exploring the lyrics and music of Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny for some time. She is fascinated by the idea that Bad Bunny himself might be doing archival work through his lyrics, which are firmly…
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