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By Squire A. Cole *All names have been changed for anonymity A fellow Haverford junior described hookup culture as “an interesting little way to keep from going crazy with boredom.” A third-year in an overseas university said it was a good way to “decenter men.” An NYU junior compared Hinge to DoorDash—as in “DoorDashing women to you.” The more women I talk to, the more confident, self-aware, hurt, funny, conflicted stories I’m given about hookup culture and the way it manife

By Sarah Elizabeth Fernandez Over the last year of my life, I’ve lived in different major cities in Latin America. I spent my junior fall in Buenos Aires, made a quick pit stop in spring for a semester at Bryn Mawr, and then headed to Santiago, Chile for the summer. This all to say, since I’ve been back for my last full year at Bryn Mawr, I have made an effort to explore places I’d never looked twice at. I got a great start this September when a friend from abroad came to vi

By Sarah Elizabeth Fernandez At first listen, I was a bit confused. I have followed and admired the singer Rosalia for years, but I didn’t expect her latest album, Lux, to be so serene. Motomami (2022) is the album most people recognize her for, with songs influenced by reggaeton and trap. Others might know her for her distinctly Spanish style in earlier albums such as El Mal Querer (2018), which blends Catalan and flamenco culture into pop. However, I have come to realize so