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Bryn Mawr Throws a Curveball: No Varsity Softball Team
Bryn Mawr College hosts a variety of athletic teams, ranging from field hockey to swimming to badminton. However, it lacks one sport that people expect
Queer Screen at Bryn Mawr: A Conversation with Performing Arts Series Coordinator Meredith Finch
From November 3 to November 5, Tri-Co students were given the opportunity to attend free film screenings through Queer Screen, the latest installment in the
BMC Eliminates Federal Loans for Those Making Under $110,000: All Aid in Form of Grants
On October 26th, 2023, Bryn Mawr College announced to students via Instagram and email that some federal loans would be eliminated and replaced with grants.
Amidst Israel-Hamas War, Protecting Free Speech is as Important as Ever
By William Harris, Guest Writer Across the country, students who attempt to express their opinions about the Israel-Palestine conflict are finding themselves punished for their
Letter to the Editor: “Bi-Co Jews Against Genocide Say: Not in Our Name”
Editor’s note: Open letters published in the Bi-College News do not reflect the views of the publication, its staff, or its editorial board. This letter
Diwali Celebration at Bryn Mawr
On November 4, the South Asian Students Association (SAS) and the Dharmic Students Association (DSA) hosted a night of celebration in the Great Hall. Open
BMC Admin Holds Emergency Meeting with SJP
At noon on Friday, November 10, the day after the Bi-Co shutdown for Palestine occurred, members of SJP (Students for Justice in Palestine) were called
Bi-Co Students ‘Shut-It Down’ In Support of Palestine
On November 9, the Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) student association and the Bi-Co Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) held a walk-out to
Bi-Co Theatre Presents ‘CABOOSH’, a Clown Cabaret with Heart & Humor
For the next two weekends, the Bi-Co Theatre Department is performing their fall show cabaret, CABOOSH, directed by visiting professor Emmanuelle Delpech. It is a never-before-seen