Bryn Mawr’s Board of Trustees announced the election of Dr. Saskia Subramanian to serve as the next Chair for the Board of Trustees on Monday. Subramanian, whose term starts next June, graduated with her bachelor’s degree in 1988 and master’s…
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By Jacob Lee and Malcolm Woods
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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…
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Bryn Mawr Film Institute hosted a special screening of Desperately Seeking Susan (1985) followed by a conversation with director Susan Seidelman and the Mawrters at the Movies podcast on Sept. 30. It was cosponsored by Bryn Mawr’s Program in Film Studies, Program…
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The Innovative Alliance for Sustainable Outreach (IASO) is a new Bi-Co initiative dedicated to creating assistive devices for local clinics and hospitals. Co-founded by Bryn Mawr sophomores Liza Roseman and Jayani Mamidi, IASO aims to address the gap between the availability…
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The Bi-College German department hosted Mocktoberfest on October 5, a play on the traditional German holiday Oktoberfest. The holiday celebrates Bavarian culture through drinks, games, food, and entertainment. The Bi-College Mocktoberfest was held at VCAM, where department faculty and students…
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Caren Beilin’s new novel, “Sea, Poison,” confronts corruption in the healthcare industry and the dark reality of medical crime. Simultaneously, the book is a metatextual exploration of tone, expression, and form. This Tuesday, Beilin gave a reading from “Sea, Poison,”…
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Bryn Mawr professor of biology Alison Weber recently received a grant of just over $400,000 from the National Science Foundation to study sensory processing in flight systems in insects. The grant will allow Weber and the six undergraduate students working…
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