Bryn Mawr President Wendy Cadge sent a campus-wide email on Jan. 23 following growing concerns about a deterioration of trust between students and senior staff. Tensions on campus reached a critical point last semester after multiple students alleged being misled…
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Sarah Weill-Jones ‘26 has been a force for change in their four years at Haverford College, advocating for accessibility, administrative transparency and party safety, among other initiatives. Stepping into their new leadership role as Students’ Council Co-President alongside Ben Fligelman…
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Haverford President Wendy Raymond will end her tenure in June of 2027, according to an email sent out to Haverford’s student body and the wider community earlier today. Raymond, who served as president of Haverford College for the past six…
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President Wendy Raymond announced yesterday through a campus-wide email that John McKnight, Dean of the College, will be leaving Haverford at the close of this academic year, and beginning a position as inaugural dean of undergraduate student affairs in the…
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Written and reported by Leilani Davis, Max Johnson, Oliver Lavallee, and Jessica Schott-Rosenfield Over the course of a three-hour fall Plenary, the Haverford student body passed all six resolutions brought to the table, putting their support behind a complete restructure…
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Written and reported by Leilani Davis, Max Johnson, Oliver Lavallee, and Jessica Schott-Rosenfield As Haverford students, we pledge our commitment to the values articulated in the Honor Code. During this semester’s Fall Plenary, a Haverford committee by the name of…
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As part of their ongoing work in rewriting the Haverford Honor Code, the recently formed Committee for Student Community Agency and Responsibility (CSCAR) placed large blank posters outside the Dining Center with the header, “What would you like to see…
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Bryn Mawr College administration has released a new set of guidelines regarding student protest on campus, limiting students' ability to use bullhorns or occupy certain campus spaces during protests, and encouraging students to schedule demonstrations through the college's facilities platform.
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Last spring, Haverford students received an email from the President’s office outlining several institutional policy changes in the wake of political and social turbulence. One of the key changes was to the Honor Code, of which President Raymond wrote, “Our…
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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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