Alumnae Bulletin

Students get an up-close view of rare books, art, and artifacts.

Students gain hands-on experience and collaborate across sites.

Students investigate, present on artifacts of Rome.

In 1979, the famed author gave a public reading and met with classes and student groups.

Two Mawrters, two doctors, two philosophy majors share their thoughts about medicine and Bryn Mawr.

Anassa kata to our fiscal 2019 donors.

Remembering Johanna Alderfer Harris ’51 and her invaluable legacy to her beloved Bryn Mawr.

In her new book, Artemis Leontis tells the story of a Mawrter whom one contemporary called "the only ancient Greek I ever knew."

In conjunction with Project Mawrter, we’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to be a Mawrter and how Bryn Mawr is unique.

A new look at American folk art places the Big Apple at the core of production.