By Michael McCarthy, Staff Editor The din of conversation at plenary went silent as members of the Alliance for Latin American Students (ALAS) took to the microphones. “The Latinx community on campus finds it unacceptable that Haverford College has not…
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By Gwynne Dulaney, Co-Editor-in-Chief In our last print edition, we spoke with Justine Stiftel ‘20 and Miriam Berstein ‘21 to discuss their hugely popular zine, “Interrogated: Stories About Accessibility and Disability at Bryn Mawr.” This zine brought to light the…
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By Isabel Oalican and Mehr Jalil, Staff Writers In 2013, a group of students at Bryn Mawr College called upon the Board of Trustees to divest from fossil fuels from the endowment. Cheryl R. Holland, the former investment Policy Subcommittee…
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By Michael McCarthy, Staff Writer The students of Haverford College convened for Plenary on Saturday February 22 to propose, debate, and vote on five resolutions. Unlike the previous Plenary, quorum was reached, allowing proceedings to continue. Before Plenary actually began,…
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By Avery Matteo, Staff Writer Bi-Co students gathered at Haverford College on Monday evening to hear Andrea Silverman, an accomplished environmental engineer and Assistant Professor at New York University. Silverman has several departmental appointments at the university, working within and…
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By Gwynne Dulaney, Co-Editor-in-Chief If you happen to be wandering through Haverford’s VCAM (Visual Culture, Arts, and Media) building sometime before March 6, make sure you stop by the Lower Create Space for a virtual deep-dive into performing arts, ecology,…
Read MoreBy 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 protesting State Attorney General Josh Shapiro’s constant opposition of commutation for prisoners serving extremely long…
Read MoreBy 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 another milestone last month after years of restless activism. On the 13th of February, the…
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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 Health Plaza in Philadelphia. This week, the battle intensified. In February 2019, U.S. Attorney William…
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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 Mawr play on multiple athletic teams throughout each academic year. At first, the thought of…
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