By Malcolm Woods
The Asian Students Association Fall Culture Show on Nov. 4 was a stunning array of performances that offered students a look into the diversity and creativity of Asian cultures and students in the Tri-Co. The show took place in the…
Read More Founded in 2011 by a group of students who sought to create a more supportive campus for undocumented students, Mawrters for Immigrant Justice (MIJ) remains dedicated to raising awareness, organizing dialogue, and creating a safe space for Bryn Mawr’s undocu+ student community. Mawrters for Immigrant Justice is an activism-oriented club comprised of undocu+…
Read More Members of The First Page Creative Writing Club attended The Philly Pigeon’s “Late(ish) Poetry Show” on Nov. 7 at the Philadelphia Mausoleum of Contemporary Art (PhilaMOCA). Held on the first Friday of each month, the show is run by writers…
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From the Editors: Each week, The Bi-College News will be publishing the Students’ Council meeting minutes released in the Students’ Council Newsletter. These meeting minutes come directly to the inboxes of all Haverford students; in the interests of making the…
Read More The exhibition, ‘Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100,’ has been displayed across Europe this year, from the Pompidou Museum in Paris, to Brussels, Madrid, and Hamburg. Now, it is on view at its final stop and the only one in the United…
Read More On Sunday Nov. 16, the Bryn Mawr Self-Governance Association (SGA) hosted its semesterly Plenary in Goodhart Hall. With this semester’s Plenary theme being girl group KATSEYE, SGA invited K-pop dance team Choom Boom to give the first performance in SGA Plenary history. This semester’s Plenary discussion was restructured to have a two-minute period where students could queue to…
Read More Over the past few months at Haverford College, concerns have arisen among the student body surrounding the nutritional information of certain foods available in the Dining Center. “About a week after I came back from break, I noticed…a [Dining Center]…
Read More Bryn Mawr’s new protest guidelines have impacted student’s perceived ability to speak freely, according to a survey conducted by The Bi-College News. These guidelines, as administration describes, are intended to maintain the safety of all students while upholding the College’s…
Read More According to SGA President Esénia Bañuelos ‘26, the teach-ins held during Strike Remembrance Week, a weeklong reflection on the 2020 Strike, would be the last teach-ins ever funded by the President’s Office. The announcement came on Nov. 13, during an…
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