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Redefining National Priorities: Trump’s Executive Actions on Climate and Energy
At the beginning of President Trump’s second term, a series of executive orders has once again become a main focus of the public. These directives, covering a range of issues from environmental regulations to social policies, mark a significant shift in the nation’s direction.
The Trump Administration’s Executive Orders: Domestic Living & Affairs
One of the biggest ways President Donald Trump is changing the role of the presidency is through executive orders. Executive orders are rules, regulations, and instructions…
Skepticism About Contemporary Art
People define contemporary as any art created from the 1970s to the present, yet the term “contemporary art” is often used more specifically to describe a group characterized by simplistic or minimalist compositions…
April 2025
The Quill put together this special edition to cover the new executive orders passed by President Trump and the effect they’re having on our country.
An Honest Conversation about Change: How Recent Executive Orders Will Impact Bryn Mawr
In light of the recent and continuing attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs by the Trump administration, Head of School Sue Sadler and Senior Director of Institutional Equity and Inclusive Practice Diane Nichols have affirmed Bryn Mawr’s commitment to DEI programs and initiatives.
How to stay motivated in 2nd semester
As 2nd semester is now in full swing, motivation is a key factor to unlock a student's success. At times, however, keeping the momentum going throughout the year can be challenging. Bryn Mawr’s head of the Upper School, Ms Fetting, and seniors Bunni Mclean and Cami Miller provide helpful advice on how to stay motivated come the 2nd semester.
wednesday teacher meetings
For tri-school students, late start Wednesdays are a great way to get through a busy week, with many using the time before school to get Starbucks, do homework, or sleep in. However, not everyone in the Bryn Mawr community is afforded this privilege of an extra hour.
Are You Immune to Propaganda: The Alt-Right Influence on Tiktok
On January 18th, 2025, the United States enacted a temporary ban on the social media app, TikTok, but reversed it the following day. Post-ban, I opened the app to a notification that stated, “Thanks for your patience and support. As a result of President Trump’s efforts, TikTok is back in the U.S.!”
The Launch of the Women's Lacrosse League
Did you know that the sport of women's lacrosse in the U.S. started at The Bryn Mawr School? It was Rosabelle Sinclair, a PE teacher at BMS, who introduced and established the first female lacrosse team in 1926. Years later, women’s lacrosse would become more popular and debut the Women’s Lacrosse League in 2025. Our very own head varsity lacrosse coach and assistant athletic director, Coach Wolf, is bridging the gap between our school and the professional lacrosse league for women.
Mawrtian of the Month: Ms. Bradley
The foundation of every community is built upon the people inside of it. This edition of The Quill is highlighting one of the integral parts of the Bryn Mawr community: Ms. Bradley. Whether or not you have had Ms. Bradley as a teacher or not, you have certainly seen her walking down the halls of the school.