By Harrison West HC’26
By Harrison West HC’26
In a move that they say is “absolutely not” intended to “silence student voices,” but rather to “encourage more mindful participation” in campus “discourse” and “honor Haverford’s Quaker legacy,” Haverford College has reworked Plenary to fit the structure of a…
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Peanut, scheduled to appear at last Wednesday’s Wawa with Wendy, was suspiciously absent from the cult classic event on Haverford’s campus. One student told the Bico News they felt “distressed,” “confused,” and “hopeless” at the absence, citing Peanut as the…
Read More The Bi-College’s Club Chai invited Haverford professor and author, Dr. Barak Mendelsohn, for his fourth teach-in at Haverford College since Oct. 7, 2023. The teach-in, titled “Israel in Turmoil”, was held at noon in Stokes Auditorium on Friday, March 28.…
Read More In a February event, the Bryn Mawr French department presented Nathalie Azoulai in conversation with Jennifer Tamas, the wife of Professor Rudy Le Menthéour. Azoulai is a French writer and translator who has written twelve novels, with the most recent…
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Read More [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 represents only the views of the author. The Bi-Co News continues to strive to reflect…
Read More Bryn Mawr College President Wendy Cadge has yet to release a statement on recent attacks on educational liberties, funding, student privacy, DEI, and more by the Trump Administration. The choice by Bryn Mawr’s administration to be silent is in contrast…
Read More At Plenary on Sunday, the Bi-College chapter of Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) introduced Resolution #9 asking that Bryn Mawr cut ties with its two study abroad partner institutions in Israel, the University of Haifa and Hebrew University of Jerusalem.…
Read More To be a woman is to be constantly on guard against threats of violence. The male gaze is often a perpetrator of such violence, whether physically or psychologically enacted, and such issues are often a topic of discourse in cinematic…
Read More The Bi-College chapter of the student activism organization Jewish Voice For Peace (JVP) hosted Rabbi Jessica Rosenberg, Bryn Mawr class of ‘07, on February 28 as a part of her tour around several colleges to discuss her book “For…
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