Editor’s Note: In a new collaboration between the Haverford Consensus and the Bi-College News, we present a parody guide to “Hell Week,” or “WTF Week”! Feeling apprehensive leading up to your first Hell Week? We here at the Consensus, a…
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On February 26, an HA pseudonymously known at “CT” alleged that full-time Bryn Mawr College staff, including Residential Life Coordinators and Student Engagement Coordinators, would be present and supervising two key WTF events in the upcoming week. They also alleged…
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Bryn Mawr’s Residential Life & Student Engagement will reportedly be announcing that the two key social events of Bryn Mawr’s “Welcome the First Years Week” (WTF Week) will “be dry and enforced by deans and staff,” according to an anonymous…
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At 12:30 PM, on February 23, 2024, Haverford students gathered outside of Founders Hall to show their support for Ukraine. The vigil took place the day before the second anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Since 2022, over 10,000…
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On February 22, students from Bryn Mawr College poured into Dalton 300 to learn about the 2020 Bryn Mawr Strike. Organized by the Self Governance Association (SGA) in partnership with the Coalition for Anti-Racist Literacy (CARLA), the teach-in offered a…
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On the afternoon of February 22nd, Sachio Takashima and David Harrington Watt, a custodian and professor of Quaker Studies at Haverford College, respectively, stand silent near the center of campus, holding a sign that says “Ceasefire Now.” Students pass, rushing…
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Note: This article has been continually updated since the morning of February 19th. On the morning of February 19, the Haverford College Students’ Council Co-Presidents Maria Reyes Pacheco and Jorge Paz Reyes sent an email campus-wide, introducing a new plenary…
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On Friday, January 26, students from the Tri-co and Villanova gathered for the first large pro-Palestine event since after winter break. Students assembled in the late afternoon on the Haverford cricket field and, despite the foggy weather, spirits seemed high.…
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Dr Michelle Francl has been in the news a multitude of times in the past month or so upon the publication of her new book “Steeped: The Chemistry of Tea”. In the book, she suggests that adding salt to tea…
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On Friday, January 26 the semesterly Tri-Co career fair was held in Haverford’s Founders Hall. Over 40 employers were present and the hall was packed. But while the career fair went on inside, another table had been set up by…
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