Alumnae Bulletin

One thing’s for certain: Mawrters have a lot to say. This issue features four alumnae/i voices from the ’60s to the present decade.

As part of Project Mawrter, the Alumnae Association has been asking alumnae/i to share their virtual offerings to Athena.

A graduate student talks about why she loves the classics, teaching, and Bryn Mawr.

GSSWSR students work to improve the juvenile justice system in Chile.

When Umeko Tsuda (Class of 1890) returned home from Bryn Mawr, she dedicated herself to the cause of Japanese women’s education by founding Tsuda College (now Tsuda University).

Footnote. Comic Book. Wales. Spain.

The program aspires to help students develop a broader capacity to engage diverse environments, perspectives, and people.