As fall semester starts up, classes begin andclubs are reinvigorated. Alongside these developments, faculty and staff organizations are reunited: Bi-Co Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine (FSJP) has recently taken to Instagram to clarify its aims in this new…
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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 the first day of my Introduction to Gender and Sexuality Studies (G&SS) course at Bryn Mawr this semester there were so many students in attendance that we had to start stealing chairs from other classrooms. After two hours, all…
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By Rebecca Li, Staff Writer The Bryn Mawr COVID Operations Planning Group is welcoming faculty to join. Dean Jennifer Walters, a current member, calls the group as “a practical application in real time of a changing circumstance with changing standards,…
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By Anna Hsu, Co-Editor-in-Chief Bryn Mawr is officially vaccinating its students. Shortly after Dean Walters’ March 31 email (which stated intentions to discuss vaccination plans during the summer), the college sent an unexpected announcement on April 6 that it would…
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By a group of Haverford College employees (see below) Members of the Haverford Community, The COVID-19 crisis has forced Haverford College, like other institutions of higher education, to make a series of difficult decisions about its finances and operations. The…
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