[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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I’ve sat on the Haverford Student Council’s Dining Advisory Committee this year, here are a few ideas and priorities for Haverford Dining that I’ve picked up. Before I get into it, I’d like to applaud the dining team for working…
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[This letter to the editor was sent by Bryn Mawr College’s Director of the Impact Center for Community, Equity, and Understanding, Candice Love. The Bi-Co News remains an independent organization, and aims to provide a space for all students, faculty,…
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Entering my senior year at Bryn Mawr College, the prospect of immediate employment and the subsequent years of medical school taunt me as I prepare for the future. Rooted in this uncertainty are the pillars that lay the groundwork for…
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It is relatively common for both public and private secondary education institutions to increase their tuition annually, a practice coined as tuition inflation. Bryn Mawr College is no exception to this pattern, with a predicted 4% cost increase beginning with…
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[This letter to the editor was sent by Bryn Mawr College’s Interim Dean of Student Life, Denine Rocco. The Bi-Co News remains an independent organization, and aims to provide a space for all students, faculty, and staff to speak openly…
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I was recently at the Intercultural Learning and Living Center’s (ILLC) Lunar New Year celebration for a delicious dinner catered by the Golden Bowl. The event began with the catered dinner, mingling between students from the ASA, ILLC, and the…
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Guest Opinion by Zara Kepler, Angelique Lee, Elliott London, Kaili Martinez-Beasley, and Celia Perkins Passed during last semester’s plenary, student action to develop a Black Studies major at Bryn Mawr College persists. Yet, the development of the major in the…
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Guest Opinion I read the communication from President Cadge on January 23, titled “Reflection on Campus Events and Community Safety,” with great anticipation, as I imagine did many of my colleagues in the faculty as well as our students and…
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Guest Opinion On April 27, 2025, I wrote a letter to the editor critical of the immediate and public condemnation of Bryn Mawr students in the wake of the short (it is my understanding that the disruption lasted approximately 90…
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