When Donald Trump was reported to have won the 2024 election this past November, that fact was rightly at the forefront of much of the Bi-Co community’s minds, especially being in a pivotal state such as Pennsylvania. However, also significant…
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A group of archeologists go to a mountain. They bring a bulldozer, crushing the artifacts they don’t want, picking and choosing the pieces that support the narrative they want to tell. They damage and take over homes in the way…
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[This letter to the editor was sent by Bryn Mawr College president Wendy Cadge. The Bi-Co News remains an independent organization, and aims to provide a space for all students, faculty, and staff to speak openly about their views and…
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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 represent only the views of the author. The Bi-Co News continues to strive to reflect…
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Colleges often see low-income students as those who lack—lack resources, connections, or the right background. But the five Chesick Scholars I spoke with, who shared their stories anonymously, told a different story. They are not just getting by; they are…
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As the 59th Super Bowl took place in New Orleans this past Sunday, football fanatics and casual fans alike geared up to cheer for their team of choice – either the Philadelphia Eagles or the Kansas City Chiefs. Regardless of…
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Somewhere along the way, I gave the New York Times my email. Getting a few emails a day about top stories seemed like a decent trade-off to track my Connections streak. However, over the past few months, these emails have…
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Across the country, student newsrooms are in a moment of crisis. But it is now, more than ever, that our reporting, representation, and ability to hold institutions of power accountable, is needed. Unfortunately, the Bi-Co News, like many other small…
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As early as my first week at Bryn Mawr College, I was surprised by the lack of waste receptacles on campus. Trash bins were scattered around in high-traffic areas but were few and far between, as evidenced by the rapidly…
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It will soon come to light that Kamala Harris won the 2024 election and Bryn Mawr students have been chosen via high-frequency energies to be her Patriot Warriors who must inform the American public of her impending ascent to office.…
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