The cherry blossoms are in bloom, and spring cleaning is in full effect. Some opt for a lawn clothing sale, others put up flyers advertising a pair of used boots. And the rest of us use the free bin system:…
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By Sam Cohen HC ’28
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In light of National SJP’s (Students for Justice in Palestine) Week of Rage, students at Bryn Mawr decided to participate by hosting their own events on campus. One of these events was called “Teach In: Prison Correspondence for Prison Abolition.”…
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The Bryn Mawr basketball team’s 2024-2025 season was full of team-wide and individual successes compared to years past, and the Owls as a whole seem to be on an upwards trajectory. One such success is their record of 7-18, the…
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In one of the first major showings of student protest this semester, Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) gathered underneath Pembroke Arch on Friday to protest Bryn Mawr’s financial investment in Israeli companies as well as the college’s refusal to…
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After 19 years of dreaming about seeing Puerto Rico for the first time, I finally went over spring break… and it seems so did the rest of the Bi-Co. In a post-Bad-Bunny, travel influencer era, what does it mean to…
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Sophomore Eric Chen made history for Haverford College’s fencing team by being the only Division III fencer to qualify for men’s épée at the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) 2025 Fencing Championships. The competition occurred on March 20 at Penn…
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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 represents only the views of the author. The Bi-Co News continues to strive to reflect…
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As part of his government-downsizing efforts, President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order calling for the dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education, stating that his goal is to give full control of education policy to local state governments.…
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Across the United States, masses of people marched against President Donald Trump’s legion of executive actions. Protesters’ concerns ranged from social security cuts to illegal deportations of migrants. Organized by over 150 organizations, the mass mobilization was dubbed “Hands Off,”…
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