By Adrian Velonis, Co-Editor-in-Chief On April 28, Bi-Co Presidents Wendy Raymond and Kim Cassidy sent an email to students, faculty and staff with a long-awaited subject line: “COVID Vaccinations to be Required for Students for Fall 2021.” The announcement comes…
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By Elle Thompson, Staff Editor A group of Bryn Mawr students has begun petitioning for the addition of a Bi-Co Disability Studies minor and further classes on disability within the Bi-Co. In an April letter, a group including Sophie Greer…
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By Elle Thompson, Staff Editor In discussing the Bryn Mawr strike, a common criticism has revolved around the lack of clear “proximate cause.” While the catalyst for Haverford’s strike was prompted by an October 28 email from President Wendy Raymond,…
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By Anna Hsu, Co-Editor-in-Chief As a junior, I spend my free time worrying about my life outside of the Bryn Mawr bubble. To some extent, college has allowed me to preserve a way of life revolving around learning—my waking hours…
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By Vanessa Shehu, Staff Writer and Secretary As of April 18, 2021 the United States has reported a significant milestone in its mission to vaccinate the population: 25.4% of the population has been fully vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2, the virus which…
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By Isabel Oalican, Staff Editor and Social Media Head I remember sitting at Taylor Hall in fall 2020, listening to the strike leaders talk about their choice to remain anonymous. They feared that their participation in the strike might affect…
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By Elle Thompson, Staff Editor After a hard school year, Bryn Mawr’s plenary game is back on track. Bryn Mawr’s spring 2021 plenary was a resounding success, hitting quorum with a day left to spare and passing four amendments. Voting…
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By Anna Hsu, Co-Editor-in-Chief Bryn Mawr is officially vaccinating its students. Shortly after Dean Walters’ March 31 email (which stated intentions to discuss vaccination plans during the summer), the college sent an unexpected announcement on April 6 that it would…
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By Annarose King, Staff Photographer, and Daniel Carvalho, Staff Writer On March 3, 2021, Haverford announced its decision to cancel all athletic collegiate competitions for the spring semester due to the ongoing pandemic. This choice was promptly followed by the…
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By Adrian Velonis, Co-Editor-in-Chief On April 2, Haverford administrators sent an email to students, faculty and staff announcing that the college had partnered with Rite Aid to vaccinate all students and employees for free starting the week of April 7.…
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