Alumnae Bulletin

No matter the technology—dry-erase boards, BBS, or Facebook—Mawrters are experts at connection.

They sometimes tend to appear where one might least expect it.

An archaeologist unearths the history of the Swahili States.

A trauma treatment specialist aims to introduce a different therapeutic model.

"Here I have found a place for myself. I feel I am not just a part of a piece of machinery."

K-books. Red Planet. The Wright Stuff.

The Class of 2018 goes forth.

A noted researcher with an eye for real estate development.

Kim Masters ’76 shares her thoughts about journalism, the Time's Up movement, and what's next.