By Emma Nelson, Staff Writer Last Wednesday, Dr. Adrienne Shaw, an assistant professor at Temple University, gave a lecture in Chase Hall on Haverford campus […]
Danylo Shudrenko, Ukrainian Student, Reflects On Two Years of War
Over two years have passed since Russia launched its full scale invasion of Ukraine. More than 10,000 Ukrainian civilians have died since the onslaught of the war, with multiple reports of human rights abuses in the areas of Bucha and Mariupol. Danylo Shudrenko, a Haverford Sophomore and Ukrainian student, spoke to the Bi-Co News regarding his experiences as a student fleeing war. Below, you can find the key moments from our interview. If you would like to read the full transcription, please email us directly at news.bico@gmail.com. In the past few weeks, Russian troops have begun to invade Kharkiv, Ukraine,…
Former Head of Honor Board Accuses Bryn Mawr College Administration of Ignoring Honor Code Procedures During Dean’s Panel Meetings
On Wednesday evening, former Head of Honor Board Xenya Currie '24 sent out an email to the Bryn Mawr community notifying them of a "troubling" trend she'd witnessed during the final semester of her tenure on the Honor Board. Former Head of Honor Board Xenya Currie. Photo via Aaron Andrew Windhorst In the email, Currie alleges that, on multiple instances, Bryn Mawr College Deans failed to abide by proper Honor Code procedure when leveling Dean's Panel hearings against student protestors involved in the encampment on Merion Green. For one, she claims that the decision to hold a Dean's Panel was…
2024 May Day Photo Gallery: “No Normal May Day Under Genocide”
On May 5, Bryn Mawr College student protestors chose to wear black clothing and keffiyehs to disrupt traditional May Day celebrations and show solidarity to the on-going violence against Palestinians in Gaza. May Day marked day 8 of the encampment on Merion Green. Students for Justice in Palestine urged for "continued resistance", maintaining that "there is no normal May Day under genocide" and substituting normal May Day programming for an alternative schedule. This is a chronological depiction of those events. Hand-made banner hung on the exterior of Pembrooke West. Students holding signs and chanting at the Hoop Race Signs painted…
Postcard from Abroad: Jerusalem, Israel
By Contributing Writer Jessica Blitz Shalom from Jerusalem! To avoid sounding stereotypical, I will not say that studying abroad is amazing, but instead use words […]
Haverford’s Women’s Soccer Flying High
By Staff Writer Pat O’Shea Picture this: if a hawk flies over Historic Walton Field before a Haverford women’s soccer game, it is considered a […]
Student-Athlete Profile-Allie Nagelski’17
By Features Editor Sophie Webb If you follow Bryn Mawr volleyball, then you’ve probably heard of Allie Nagelski ‘17. If you don’t, keep reading to […]