In the six years since her inauguration as Haverford’s 16th president, Wendy Raymond has weathered protests, strikes, and numerous forms of campus tension. But on May 7, 2025, her leadership will face its first test before a national audience. Raymond…
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Circled around the countertop of the Haverford VCAM kitchen, students watched on as two chefs prepared the same kind of fish in their own unique way. Ange Branca, who grew up in Malaysia and now lives in Philadelphia, cooked her…
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Earlier this spring semester, Navya Gupta took a trip to Haverford College’s Lutnick Library as part of their first-year writing seminar titled “Through the Looking Glass: Ancient Sexuality and Modern Queer Politics,” taught by Professor Ryan Warwick. There, they found…
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Bryn Mawr College President Wendy Cadge and Haverford College President Wendy Raymond signed a public statement issued on April 22 by the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AACU) disavowing “unprecedented government overreach and political interference now endangering American higher…
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It has been a month since the Bi-Co News reported on the official silence of Bryn Mawr’s President, Wendy Cadge. While other college and university presidents have spoken out regarding the Trump administration’s attack on higher education and international students,…
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In view of the current political administration’s increased attention on institutions of higher education and threats to rhetoric emphasizing DEI in colleges’ policies, Haverford College has updated select policies regarding expressive freedom, doxxing, civil rights protections, and social media. The…
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Haverford College’s Spotlight Theatre Company’s spring show, Amateurs, opened on April 24 and will run for three nights. The play, written by Tom Griffin in 1991, is Haverford sophomore Finn Nicoloi’s directorial debut. When selecting the spring play, Nicoloi and…
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As the date of the Wendy Raymond’s congressional hearing draws closer, student and faculty communities across the Tri-Co are bracing themselves for potential retaliation from the Trump administration over the ongoing protests of the Israeli war in Palestine. On April…
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Once every spring, students at Haverford College wake up to find Founder’s Green covered in pinwheels, and immediately jump to celebrate one of their most anticipated—and mystery-shrouded—traditions: Pinwheel Day. As speculation about the date of this year’s festivity is spreading…
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Students, faculty, community members and artists gathered for the opening of ‘Peeling Forward: Ken Lum, Kristen, Neville Taylor, and Kaitlin Pomerantz.’ This art exhibit, which took place on April 16, showcased the work of three Philadelphia-area artists. It was the…
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