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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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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On Oct. 30, the VCAM opened its Student Exhibits, which highlighted student experience with the 2024 Hurford Center Internships and Fellowships. According to the Hurford Center, these summer sponsorships aim to support students seeking careers in the arts and/or humanities,…
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Since 1923, students have been broadcasting live from Haverford College’s radio station, WHRC. Originally named WBAQ, it was one of the first AM radio stations in the United States and was created by the Haverford Radio Club, who broadcasted live…
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On the Thursday before fall break, many students gathered at Lusty Cup for the last event of Hispanic Heritage Month. Mujeres*, Bryn Mawr College’s Latino affinity group, collaborated with the Bryn Mawr Athletic Alliance, which works to foster the success…
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“Channel your inner pirate,” Dora Jar called out to the crowd at World Cafe Lounge. “I know some of you have, like, corporate jobs and things, but I know there’s a pirate in you somewhere.” In no time, Jar had…
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For all eager stand up performers, sketch writers, and enthusiasts of the satire form, it is time to rejoice as a new club has emerged at Bryn Mawr College this semester. The idea for a comedy collective for Mawrters took…
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At around 11:00 p.m. on Sept. 25, hundreds of fans in customized “brat” green outfits spilled out of the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pa., still buzzing and singing songs from the 2 hour long SWEAT Tour set. When asked…
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Multimedia artist Yannick Lowery, a native of New York City, now based in Philadelphia, came to Haverford to lead a collage workshop to encourage students to visualize a collective future. On Wednesday October 9, Lowery provided students and staff a…
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De Tierra Caliente performed at Bryn Mawr’s Hepburn Teaching Theater in Goodhart Hall. This was the first act of Bryn Mawr’s “Performing Art Series 2024-2025.” As we continue celebrating Latinx Heritage Month, students, staff, and more gathered to enjoy live…
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