Student Workers Deserve Fair Pay

It is relatively common for both public and private secondary education institutions to increase their tuition annually, a practice coined as tuition inflation. Bryn Mawr College is no exception to this pattern, with a predicted 4% cost increase beginning with…

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Don’t Just Come For The Food

I was recently at the Intercultural Learning and Living Center’s (ILLC) Lunar New Year celebration for a delicious dinner catered by the Golden Bowl. The event began with the catered dinner, mingling between students from the ASA, ILLC, and the…

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Why Black Studies?

Guest Opinion by Zara Kepler, Angelique Lee, Elliott London, Kaili Martinez-Beasley, and Celia Perkins Passed during last semester’s plenary, student action to develop a Black Studies major at Bryn Mawr College persists. Yet, the development of the major in the…

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We Ought to Lock All Our Doors

Bryn Mawr College Fall Plenary took place recently on Nov. 9, 2025, bringing to the table several controversial resolutions from SGA co-presidents to a Fizz ban. One of those resolutions is Resolution 7: Locking of dining halls, The Well, and…

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