On Friday, January 26 the semesterly Tri-Co career fair was held in Haverford’s Founders Hall. Over 40 employers were present and the hall was packed. But while the career fair went on inside, another table had been set up by…
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By Rebecca Li, Staff Writer We know how to stop the virus: masking, testing, ventilation and filtration. We also know what happens when we punch holes into these layers of protections: we give the virus more opportunities to spread. In…
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By Emily Saks, Staff Writer Interdisciplinary faculty members from Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges have recently collaborated to establish a new major in neuroscience. According to the program website, the Interdisciplinary Neuroscience program provides students an opportunity to study the…
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By Anna Hsu, Staff Editor, and Vanessa Shehu, Staff Writer In the Hubei Province of China, the city of Wuhan is in a state of turmoil. The hospitals are overwhelmed with veritable floods of patients. Doctors and nurses are pushed…
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By Avery Matteo, Staff Writer Bi-Co students gathered at Haverford College on Monday evening to hear Andrea Silverman, an accomplished environmental engineer and Assistant Professor at New York University. Silverman has several departmental appointments at the university, working within and…
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By Vanessa Shehu, Staff Editor In the spring, Bi-Co News writer Vanessa Shehu (BMC ‘22) traveled to Friends School Haverford with the Bi-Co Neuroscience Club. Read about her experience and the club in this feature article: On April 4th, the…
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By ELIZABETH HOO, Staff Writer Chemistry Major Nam Nguyen, BMC’18, presented her research at the 2018 American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting, a renowned annual chemistry conference which took place in New Orleans. From March 18 through 22, approximately 1,300…
Read MoreBy Kate Hawthorne, Staff Writer On August 26, 2016, President Obama announced the expansion of the Papahanaumokuakea (pronounced papa-ha-now-moh-koo-ah-kay-ah) Marine National Monument in Hawaii. Papahanaumokuakea was established under President George W. Bush in 2006. At 140,000 square miles, it was…
Read MoreBy Emma Nelson, Staff Writer On Friday, September 30th, Dr. John Wai of WuXi Apptec (formerly Merck & Co.) spoke in the Park Science Building on Bryn Mawr’s campus. He was introduced by Professor Malachowski, who is standing in as…
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