By Jo Mikula, Opinion Editor “The Legacy of Lynching” exhibition on view now at Haverford’s Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery (CFG), is perhaps one of the most ambitious exhibitions in the gallery’s history. The exhibition opens with a quote from writer James…
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By Kate Hawthorne, Staff Editor The Franklin Institute, one of the most popular museums in Philadelphia, is home to many special exhibits that focus on fascinating topics that anyone can enjoy, from ancient Egypt to the science behind Pixar. The…
Read MoreBy Emily Saks, Staff Writer Renee Elise Goldsberry, actress, singer, and winner of a Tony Award, Grammy Award and Drama Desk Award for her role as Angelica Schuyler in the musical phenomenon “Hamilton,” performed for a packed auditorium on Sept.…
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By Julia Hablak, Staff Writer Bryn Mawr’s Great Hall was packed, with people taking up chairs, couches, and even sitting or standing against the wall, for the Extreme Keys 4th Annual A Cappella Festival. The concert, which took place on…
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By Kate Hawthorne, Staff Editor When Marvel first started its movie franchise with “Iron Man”, the world had no idea how large the franchise would grow. There have been a total of 18 movies in the past 10 years, not to mention the…
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By Joanne Mikula, Staff Writer White men have long dominated the art world, deciding which objects are worthy to appear in museums and framing the surrounding discourse. The mechanisms of this domination are the subject of Swedish based research-artist Jacqueline…
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By JULIA HABLAK, Staff Writer The Shakespeare Performance Troupe (SPT) put on three separate productions of “The Winter’s Tale” in Rhodes Dining Hall on the evenings of Nov 2, 3, and 4. The play’s director, Charis Nandor, BMC ‘19, first…
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By JOANNE MIKULA, Staff Writer Since her creation by American psychologist and author William Moulton Marston in 1941, Wonder Woman has remained a divisive figure. Patty Jenkins’ 2017 film “Wonder Woman” by no means escapes this controversy. Many people have…
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By JULIA HABLAK, Staff Writer Novelist and essayist Claire Vaye Watkins joined Tri-Co students and faculty on Wednesday, Nov. 15 for the third installment of the Bryn Mawr 2017-2018 Reading Series. The author brought her books, “Battleborn,” a short story…
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by KATE HAWTHORNE, Staff Writer You don’t need a transcontinental plane ticket to see some of China’s greatest archaeological treasures — they’re only a SEPTA ride away. The Franklin Institute has opened an exhibit featuring terracotta warriors, a colossal collection…
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