The second vote on a changed Bryn Mawr faculty statement regarding academic freedom passed in January, bringing about questions concerning its reach and implementation. While it hasn’t been publicized, the academic freedom statement will likely align with that of other…
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HAVERFORD — All students across Haverford’s campus received a communication from Campus Safety on the morning of Mar. 21 at 10:41 a.m. warning community members to “Avoid Taped Off Area in front of the Dining Center,” noting that a tree…
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On the last night of February, hundreds of people from the Bryn Mawr community shuffled into the Great Hall to attend the much-anticipated event entitled “Revolutionary Love: Inside the Black Panther Party with Fredrika Newton.” The event was the finale…
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As many Bi-Co Students wrapped up midterms and headed home for spring break, other students and professors from the colleges’ STEM departments headed into Philadelphia for the Stand Up for Science rally. The rally, held on Friday, March 7, was…
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BRYN MAWR – On a bright and blustery Sunday afternoon, Bi-Co Atidna, a chapter of the international organization that aims to facilitate dialogue and education around Israel and Palestine, hosted Khaled Abu Awwad and Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger for a talk…
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This year’s elections for Bryn Mawr’s SGA featured eight positions up for election but excluded a contender for Traditions Mistexes. While multiple students were nominated for Traditions Mistex during the early-February nomination period, none accepted, said sophomore Maggie Atkinson ’27,…
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Students, faculty, and staff from across the bi-co gathered on Founders Green this past Monday to commemorate the three-year-anniversary of Russia’s full scale invasion of Ukraine. The vigil took place against the backdrop of President Trump’s drastic shift in the…
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Bi-Co Students were not in attendance for Sisterhood*’s teach-in on “the impact of Amazon’s exploitative labor practices on Black life, from the DRC to the Amazon Labor Movement,” despite the event having been advertised to the student body weeks prior…
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President Donald Trump and his allies have proposed increased taxes on scholarships and large college endowments in addition to ending Biden-era student loan forgiveness programs in numerous bills recently. It is currently unclear which of the many floating around Congress…
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On a Friday or Saturday evening, in a friend’s dorm room, inside a car, or outside of Taylor Hall, a student will meet their peer to obtain medication that ensures their ability to control their body and future: emergency contraception…
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