Students seek to recover lost history at Bryn Mawr
Emma Kioko and Grace Pusey, two seniors at Bryn Mawr College, have created a project entitled “Black at Bryn Mawr”
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Across the U.S., many colleges and universities are establishing programs aimed at spreading resources of higher education to individuals serving
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Admission process discriminatory, some say
A New York Times editorial published last Sunday asserted that college applications that ask about an applicant’s criminal history are
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Penn Law School faculty, students clash over adjudication policies
Members of the University of Pennsylvania Law School’s faculty published an open letter criticizing the university’s new processes for investigating
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Bryn Mawr clarifies stance towards trans applicants
The Chair of Bryn Mawr College’s Board of Trustees, Arlene Gibson, announced in a community-wide email two weeks ago that
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Dartmouth to ban hard alcohol, pledging process
Dartmouth College will ban hard liquor, end pledging at fraternities and sororities, and institute a mandatory four-year sexual violence prevention
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Varo Duffins begins first semester as director of financial aid
Shortly before the end of last semester, Vice President for Finance and Administration Greg Brown announced that Varo L. Duffins
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Outrage after Bryn Mawr invites students on high BMI list to take weight loss class
Last Friday, several Bryn Mawr students received a personally addressed email from the Bryn Mawr health center. Bearing the subject
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NYTimes College Access Index calculation methods may be misleading
Swarthmore College was placed low a College Access Index in “Top Colleges that Enroll Rich, Middle Class and Poor,” a
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