Sophomore Eric Chen made history for Haverford College’s fencing team by being the only Division III fencer to qualify for men’s épée at the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) 2025 Fencing Championships. The competition occurred on March 20 at Penn…
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The Bryn Mawr pep band is a student club which was founded at the beginning of this academic year. The club plays a variety of marching band and pop music during events, for example at varsity sports games and, most…
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In a February event, the Bryn Mawr French department presented Nathalie Azoulai in conversation with Jennifer Tamas, the wife of Professor Rudy Le Menthéour. Azoulai is a French writer and translator who has written twelve novels, with the most recent…
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When you walk into New Dorm Dining Hall, Tyrone Briley will always greet you with a welcoming smile and fist bump. Briley always makes an effort to make every student smile and feel welcome in the Bryn Mawr Community. He’s…
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Since 1985, Bryn Mawr College has hosted writers of a variety of genres as part of the Creative Writing Reading Series. While visiting Bryn Mawr, the writers present free public readings and often engage with Bryn Mawr Creative Writing students…
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A story is not only found within the pages of a book itself, but sometimes within the inscriptions and doodles in the margins, left-behind bookmarks, and bookplates that tell a different tale: that of the life of its previous owner.…
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Over 20 community members gathered in Batten House, Bryn Mawr College’s environmentally focused co-operative living environment, on Tuesday, Feb. 25, to watch and discuss the documentary film “Laid to Waste: a Chester neighborhood fights for its future.” Batten House resident…
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Fizz, the anonymous college-centered social media app, has reached Bryn Mawr, and the company has decided that Haverford and Bryn Mawr will share a server, unlike most colleges, which have individual Fizz servers. Hundreds of users from both colleges have…
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In collaboration with affinity organization, Sisterhood* and the Enid Cook Center, SGA’s Social Justice and Equity chair Sanaiya Aftab ’27 invited seniors Ayantae Cunningham and Amy Brown to speak on how they have navigated their experiences as Black students at…
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On the rainy evening of Feb. 15, Bi-Co students and faculty, as well as wider community members, gathered at Haverford’s Strawbridge Observatory for the Physics and Astronomy department’s Public Observing Night. The observatory’s windows glowed a warm yellow through the…
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