After years of delay and controversy, the Philadelphia City Council has voted to build a 1.3 billion-dollar 76ers arena in the city center’s historic market district. The consequential policy decision will permanently reshape the landscape of one of America’s oldest…
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Following two postponements, a plan by the Philadelphia 76ers to build an arena bordering the city’s historic Chinatown district has advanced within the city council by a vote of 12-4. A Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) has been agreed on, which…
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Bi-Co Title IX Coordinator Kimberly Taylor, who first began at the Bi-Colleges in 2020, has stepped down to “pursue a new professional opportunity,” according to an email sent by Dean Tomiko Jenkins. The email, sent on Sep. 20, named Kim…
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After months of delay, the Biden administration's official revisions to Title IX statute has gone into effect in 24 states across the country, including Pennsylvania.
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Note: This article was originally written in April of 2024. This article is the first installation of a Bi-College News series called “Staff Spotlight.” The goal of this project is to give voice the staff of Bryn Mawr and Haverford…
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Danylo Shredenko, a Haverford Sophomore and Ukrainian student, spoke to the Bi-Co News regarding his experiences as a student fleeing war.
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On Wednesday morning, the pro-Palestine encampment on Merion Green, popularly referred to as “The People’s College for the Liberation of Palestine”, officially ended, after renewed conversations between organizers and administration. As the protest draws to an end in time for…
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BRYN MAWR—The pro-Palestine encampment on Merion Green, referred to as the “People’s College for the Liberation of Palestine” by participants, has come to an end after 19 consecutive days of protest. The move came after nearly three weeks of continuing…
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BRYN MAWR— A week has passed since Bryn Mawr College students took over Merion Green, establishing the “People’s College for the Liberation of Palestine.” On Friday, Bryn Mawr College President Kim Cassidy sent an email condemning protesters for preventing the…
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BRYN MAWR — A rally of over 500 students, faculty, and staff gathered on Merion Green in support of the pro-Palestinian encampment, or “The People’s College for the Liberation of Palestine” at 4:00 p.m. this Thursday. The rally was planned…
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