This is the fifth installment in “Music Mondays,” a new weekly music column from WHRC, the Bi-Co’s student-run community radio. Featuring music news, album and concert reviews, playlists, recommendations, and more. Bored of your same old playlists? Tune into WHRC,…
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What do you do with an unfinished story? Laura Wade’s play, “The Watsons,” takes this question and expands it infinitely. Wade, through her play, instead asks “what does it mean to be unfinished?” “The Watsons” is based on the unfinished…
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Colorful paper banners and strings of flags adorned Great Hall for the annual Mujeres* Culture Show. Vendor tables lined the room, and attendees enjoyed food and drinks from a buffet, including packaged traditional snacks. The program on April 3 featured…
Read More This is the fourth installment in “Music Mondays,” a new weekly music column from WHRC, the Bi-Co’s student-run community radio. Featuring music news, album and concert reviews, playlists, recommendations, and more. Note from the author: This piece responds to a…
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The gallery opening for “Do It Yourself,” an exhibition of photographic work by Cristian Latorre (Haverford ‘27), took place on March 27 in the VCAM and featured live performances by Philadelphia-based bands Precious Little Life and Armbite, sponsored by Federal…
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To talk about folk art is to recognize the essential stories human beings have been compelled to tell, for generations, about creation and existence. The work of Maisie O’Brien, VCAM’s Philadelphia Artist in Residence, uses shadow theater and puppetry to…
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Pianist, composer, scholar of performance practice, and former Haverford professor Matthew Bengtson visited Jaharis Recital Hall on March 24th for a recital as part of the Haverford College music department’s Music & Conversation series. Bengston’s program was primarily inspired by…
Read More This is the third installment in “Music Mondays,” a new weekly music column from WHRC, the Bi-Co’s student-run community radio. Featuring music news, album and concert reviews, playlists, recommendations, and more. Project Hail Mary and Barry Lyndon are incredibly different,…
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When the West Philadelphia Orchestra first arrived, the musicians stood in a circle, leaving a large empty space in front of them. They told us that this space is for dancing, and this music is meant to dance to. At…
Read More This is the second installment in “Music Mondays,” a new weekly music column from WHRC, the Bi-Co’s student-run community radio. Featuring music news, album and concert reviews, playlists, recommendations, and more. In 1995, War Child, a charity organization dedicated to…
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