By Barbara Lazaridis, Staff Writer On February 25, three students from Haverford College’s Rethink Incarceration Club went to a rally in Philadelphia. The group was
Author: The Bi-College News
Philadelphia’s PES Refinery Shut Down For Good After Years of Activism
By Barbara Lazaridis, Staff Writer Philly Thrive, Philadelphia’s environmental activist group that works to raise awareness about pollution in Philadelphia through their #RightToBreathe campaign, achieved
Supervised Injection Sites: the Debate
By Elise Thompson, Staff Writer Over the past year, nonprofit Safehouse has been fighting a battle for a supervised injection site, or SIS, at Constitution
The Life of a Multi-Sport Athlete at Bryn Mawr
By Holden Davitian, Staff Editor Although most of Bryn Mawr College’s student-athletes focus their attention on a single sport, a number of athletes at Bryn
Cafe Night with Grace Covenant Church
By Anna Hsu, Staff Editor When one pictures a campus with a thriving spiritual life, Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges are rarely the first to
Alumni Connect – Meet Haverford Alum: Panos Panidis ‘09
By Yen Nguyen, Staff Writer Every break, as Haverford and Bryn Mawr students scroll through their Handshake accounts, they see a familiar name: “AESOP Intensive
Lutnick Library Art Installation
By Holden Davitian, Staff Editor If you frequent Haverford’s Lutnick Library, you’ve probably noticed a few unique art pieces hanging on the walls. Unlike the
Sunrise Movement Bryn Mawr Launch Parties
By Barbara Lazaridis, Staff Writer On January 29, 2020, Bryn Mawr students gathered in four different dorms on campus to launch the decade of the
Philadelphia Diocese Receives New Archbishop
By Michael McCarthy, Staff Writer At the end of January 2020, Pope Francis appointed Nelson J. Perez, Bishop of Cleveland, to be the new Archbishop
Kobe Bryant’s Passing
By Vanessa Shehu, Staff Writer, and Isabel Oalican, Staff Editor It’s the early 2000s. You’re sitting in class when suddenly you hear a faint “Kobe!”