Sitting in the break room of the small town hardware store she was working at over winter break, Katie Durow received news that many college students can only dream of. Durow ’25, a student at Bryn Mawr, had just gotten…
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President Wendy Raymond faced aggressive questioning from Republican leaders earlier today, during a congressional hearing titled “Beyond the Ivy League: Stopping the Spread of Antisemitism on American Campuses.” Raymond, who testified alongside the presidents of DePaul University and California Polytechnic…
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The congressional hearing, titled "Beyond the Ivy League: Stopping the Spread of Antisemitism on American Campuses," where President Wendy Raymond was questioned on allegations of antisemitism, saw heightened tensions between Washington leaders and Haverford college. Republican leaders pushed for Haverford…
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As the Paoli-Thorndale line is facing the threat of closure following a slew of proposed SEPTA budget cuts, students of Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges gathered to show their support for the transit line. On the morning of May 6,…
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[Editor’s note: Open letters published in the Bi-College News do not reflect the views of the publication, its staff, or its editorial board. This letter represents only the views of the author. The Bi-Co News continues to strive to reflect…
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Wendy Raymond, the president of Haverford College, is set to testify before the Congressional Committee on Education & Workforce tomorrow morning on accusations that she mishandled “antisemitic, violent protests” in the wake of October 7. In the weeks leading up…
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As StuCo election season at Haverford comes to an end and the emails urging us to vote get more and more frantic, I can’t help but wonder—has it always been this way? What did Students’ Council look like in the…
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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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