This year’s Traditions Mistresses are Kendall Phillips and Annie Schinella, two Juniors who are passionate about Bryn Mawr’s Traditions and happy to do the work that brings them to life. Kendall is a Math and Art History double major originally…
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“We want to be a GPS assistant for students rather than the drivers. So we can tell you, ‘Hey, I think it would be great to take a left here.’ But if they choose to take a right, then we’ll…
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In November of 2023, Haverford College received a three-year, $2.5 million grant from the Mellon Foundation to finance The Graterford Archive. The project, now well into its first year, aims to “share the history of creative leadership that emerged from…
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The first day of classes after fall break saw a voter registration event set up shop on Taylor Drive. With a table full of swag and a water ice and pretzel truck slinging free food, Montgomery County Voter Services came…
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Bryn Mawr College recently welcomed its 10th President, Wendy Cadge, to the community. Soon after her official move to the on-campus president’s residence, the Bi-College News sat down with her to discuss her life before Bryn Mawr and her transition…
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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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“One remaining spoonful of tomato thing;” Bi-Co Atidna organizer Nomi Falk said, as students huddled around a long table in the Haverford VCAM, members of both Haverford and Bryn Mawr colleges came together to share a dish of homemade shakshuka…
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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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Summer break often leaves students with free time. For some, this comes as a relief. For others, this abundance of time is spent overthinking, planning for the future, and asking questions like “What should my major be?” or “What do…
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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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