A History of the ECC and Perry House The Enid Cook ’31 Center (ECC), Bryn Mawr’s Black Cultural Center and residence hall, is the product of decades of student organizing. In 1962, Bryn Mawr College purchased the Perry property, which…
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As a light March rain began to fall on Founder’s Green, the first audience members arrived for Ben Fligelman’s final hat changing ceremony. This would be the last time the senior, Student’s Council Co-President, and verifiable campus character performed the…
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Dr. Evan Torner visited Bryn Mawr College on March 19, giving a talk about frictional race representation in Cold War German cinema. Torner is an Associate Professor at the University of Cincinnati and specializes in German, film studies, and game…
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Hannah Mosher (’29) has been appointed as a Democratic committee person in Lower Merion’s 11-2 precinct. The position is a volunteer party role elected every four years. Committee people are responsible for voter outreach, including sharing information about election dates,…
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Jess Johnson (’26) became the first Bryn Mawr student to win in the triple jump event in the college’s history when she won gold at the Centennial Conference finals on March 3. She is also the first student to win…
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In honor of the upcoming Lunar New Year, Haverford’s Pan-Asian Resource Center hosted their annual Banquet with performances, refreshments, and activities to ring in the Year of the Horse. The banquet was hosted on Saturday, February 14 in Founders Hall…
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Anchorites Anonymous, a new community-based club that provides students with an alternative social space on Friday nights, has begun meeting. Their first meeting was in late February, and they aim to meet most Friday nights thereafter in the Quita Woodward…
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Last month, the National Park Service, under the directive of President Donald Trump, removed an exhibit on slavery from the President’s House in Philadelphia’s Old City. For Councilmember Jamie Gauthier, the move was just one part of what she sees…
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This post has been updated to reflect additional reporting and interviews conducted by a second author. In honor of Black History Month, Sisterhood* and the Student-Athletic Advisory Committee hosted an Open-Mic night at the Lusty Cup. At this intimate gathering…
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Nerd House wrapped up its first semester of programming of the year on Dec. 6 with its annual Board Game Pajama Night. Students gathered in two common areas, one with a kitchen and one with a TV and couches. As…
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