Alumnae Bulletin

Despite its bad rap, NIMBY can be good for everyone, Professor Carol Hager writes.

Akbar has long sought a career that would merge her passion for public health and her appetite for developing solutions to national security issues.

Revisiting a long-ago trial, an alumna sheds light on the American way of dissent.

Across generations, two Mawrters forge careers at the American Civil Liberties Union.

Providing easier ways for engagement with Bryn Mawr also generates greater interest. 

Alumnae-founded initiative aims to improve representation of women and minorities in government.

Three Midlife Mawrters share their stories of reclaiming their time—and making the most of their gifts.

Mawrters' wide-ranging responses show how truly engaged they are.

Inspired by the topic of this year’s Flexner Lectures, six Bryn Mawr faculty offered classes on the topic of refusal.

This Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow is researching financial literacy in the Latino community.