Although a campus staple, the Bryn Mawr Bookshop was not always what we know and love today. Before 2015, the bookshop was run by one of the two giants in the college bookstore game: Follet. Alongside Barnes & Noble (which…
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Bryn Mawr The Bryn Mawr field hockey team had a historic season this year. They started off beating their first top ten ranked team in program history, and then continued on to reach the top ten themselves, ranking No. 10…
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Swarthmore College’s Cooper Series welcomed renowned activist and scholar Angela Y. Davis to campus for a conversation with esteemed philosopher Lucius T. Outlaw. This was the final event of the Fall 2024 theme for the series, “Global Justice: Historical Present,…
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One of the most highly attended events of the academic year is the Bi-College Fall Student Dance Concert (FSDC). Organized by student Co-Heads, performances are given by dance groups across the Bi-Co as well as solo and duet performances. On…
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On a sunny Sunday afternoon, Bryn Mawr College held its Fall 2024 Plenary, attended both in person and via Zoom. The Bi-Co connection was on full display with the theme: Haverford College. (Students could enter a raffle to win stuffed…
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After over two years of working towards eliminating period poverty at Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr’s Feminist Coalition (FemCo) has finally installed free-to-use menstrual product dispensers stocked with Aunt Flow products in numerous bathrooms across the campus. Students may recognize…
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In partnership with the Bryn Mawr Athletics Department, the Bryn Mawr Athletic Alliance (BMAA), hosted a screening of “Love, 2020” as a part of their DEI film night series. BMAA is a student-led group of scholar-athletes of Color who aim…
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Bryn Mawr’s Asian Student Association hosted their annual Culture Show in the Great Hall on Nov 8, inviting students and faculty from various Asian backgrounds to come together to embrace their traditions. ASA is one of the largest affinity groups…
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For most college students, moving away from their families and into a college dorm is a huge adjustment. Yet this adjustment is even bigger for Bryn Mawr’s 13% international student population. These students face an added set of barriers and…
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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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