Year: 2026
Settlement Reached in “Jews at Haverford v. The Corporation of Haverford College”
A settlement was reached last month in Jews at Haverford v. Corp. of Haverford College. In an email sent Aug. 7, Raymond details commitments to the Jewish community at Haverford. This includes updated Institutional Diversity, Equity, and Access policies. The…
Read MoreSlides and Bounce Houses: The Ups and Downs of Bryn Mawr Room Draw
Bryn Mawr’s dreaded annual room draw took place on April 26. Over the past two years, room draw has taken place virtually via eRezLife over the course of three days, with each class year selecting rooms on separate days. This…
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When you are a kid you already have tastes, you just don’t know how to articulate them: Horse Vision and Oklou in Philly
Horse Vision is Johan Nilsson and Gabriel von Essen, a pair of Stockholm-based musicians who began releasing music in 2023 and dropped their debut album, Another Life, last year. Their first ever U.S. tour made a pit stop in Philly…
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Letter To The Editor: “All money is dirty money”
[Editor’s note: Open letters published in the Bi-College News do not reflect the views of the publication, its staff, or its editorial board. This letter represents only the views of the author. The Bi-Co News continues to strive to reflect…
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Shakespeare Performance Troupe Immerses Audience in the Wild World of “As You Like It”
The sun set gently below the horizon, through the trees behind English House, on the edge of Bryn Mawr campus. As if a choreographed piece of the Shakespeare Performance Troupe’s interpretation of “As You Like It,” the sunset marked the…
Read More A Car Drive for Folk & Friendship: Reflections on the Frog Concert
This is the sixth installment in “Music Mondays,” a new weekly music column from WHRC, the Bi-Co’s student-run community radio. Featuring music news, album and concert reviews, playlists, recommendations, and more. I joined my friends last weekend on a somewhat…
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Haverford Community Continues Push for Library Renaming Despite Challenges
Following the passing of Resolution #6 during Haverford College’s Spring Plenary to change the name of Lutnick Library, President Wendy Raymond decided not to convene a review committee, prompting dissatisfaction from the school community after a nearly unanimous vote at…
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President Raymond Rejects Proposal to Rename Lutnick Library
Wendy Raymond, president of Haverford College, has issued her responses to the Spring 2026 plenary resolutions which were passed by students last month. Raymond accepted resolutions one through five. She did not accept Resolution 6, which proposed that Lutnick Library…
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