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New Faculty: Dustin Albert and Macalester Bell
Each week for the next several weeks we’ll be highlighting Bryn Mawr’s newest faculty members. The College supports faculty excellence in both research and teaching and is committed to social justice...
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Bryn Mawr College Names New Residential Space in Honor of School’s First...
UPDATED ON SEPT 3: WATCH VIDEO OF PRESIDENT CASSIDY ANNOUNCE THE NAME CHANGE AT CONVOCATION President Cassidy and students Grace Pusey, Khadijah Seay, and Danielle Cadet at the Cook Center dedication....
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New Residence Hall Welcomes Students
Over the last few days, students have settled into the first new residence hall to be built on campus since 1969. The hall, which has yet to be named, is made up of 101 single occupancy rooms. Combined...
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Bryn Mawr Welcomes the Class of 2019
Mild temperatures and sunny skies made for a perfect move-in day for Bryn Mawr College’s class of 2019. PHOTO GALLERY The 389 member undergraduate class is the largest to ever enroll at Bryn Mawr....
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Tirsa Delate ’16 Works With PACT for Animals Through Service Program
After nine months apart, Maya, a shepherd mix, sprints across the grass to greet her owners, who have just returned from an Army deployment. Maya’s tail wags frantically as her owners pet and hug her...
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Bridget Murray ’17 Uncovers the Past on Tennessee Campus
Credit: Hollis Bennett “I knew if I wanted to work in archaeology, I needed to attend a field school,” explains Bridget Murray ’17, an anthropology and linguistics double major. Her summer internship...
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Psychology Professor Clark McCauley’s Expertise on Terrorism Featured in...
Bryn Mawr Psychology Professor Clark McCauley is quoted and his research cited in the article Recovering From Hate on the website Nova Next, NOVA’s digital publication that providing in-depth articles...
View ArticleLILAC Director Gives Career Advice in PhillyVoice Article
Leadership, Innovation, and the Liberal Arts Center Director Katie Krimmel is among the higher ed professionals and professors quoted in this PhillyVoice article full of words of wisdom for the Class...
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Physics Major’s Summer Internships Focus on Environmental Activism
Credit: Hollis Bennett She dreams of teaching physics—a subject she loves for its power “to describe the world around us.” But Carol Bowe ’17 has more on her mind than e = mc2. As a high school...
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College Access Partnership Between Bryn Mawr and Latino Community...
Ana Cordova ’13 knows how lucky she was to be recruited in high school to participate in Bright Prospect, a program that helps high-achieving students from low-income families attend college. “Bright...
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Psychology’s Clark McCauley Quoted in Article About Tennessee Shooter
Bryn Mawr Psychology Professor Clark McCauley, whose recent research has focused on the process of radicalization, was recently quoted in an article that appeared on the website of Salt Lake City,...
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Recent Bryn Mawr Alumna and Current Student Among Faces of the NAACP’s Future
Among those featured in the Philadelphia Daily News article “The Faces of the NAACP’s Future” are Lauren Footman ’14 and Danielle Roomes ’17. While a student, Footman formed Bryn Mawr’s chapter of the...
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Former President Jane McAuliffe Named Director of National and International...
Former Bryn Mawr President Jane McAuliffe was recently named the Director of National and International Outreach at the Library of Congress, where she has served as the director of the John W. Kluge...
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Seven Sisters Partners Launch New Archives Project
An undated photo of the Bryn Mawr Archery Team. Courtesy of Bryn Mawr College Special Collections The women’s colleges once known as the “Seven Sisters” have launched College Women: Documenting the...
View ArticleAyesha Mir ’16 Writes Piece for NewsWorks
A Political Science major and English minor, Ayesah Mir ’16 is interning at NewsWorks, the online home of WHYY News and its network of journalism partners in Philadelphia, South Jersey and Delaware. In...
View ArticleMulti-Media Project Brings 15th-Century Processional to Life
Last summer, a small manuscript volume of liturgical music and prayers found a new home in Bryn Mawr’s Special Collections. Copied in the 15th century for a nun in the royal abbey of St.-Louis at...
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Students Present at American Chemical Society Conference
Alexandra Nagelski ’17 and Shengjia Zhu ’16 Bryn Mawr Students Shengjia Zhu ’16 and Alexandra Nagelski ’17 recently attended the 2015 Northeast Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society in...
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Bryn Mawr President Among Speakers at STEM Solutions National Leadership...
Though jobs in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields are on the rise nationwide, women, Latinos, and African-Americans remain underrepresented in the STEM labor pool. To help...
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Touring Wales and the Original Bryn Mawr
Associate Professor of English Kate Thomas, who teaches and writes about Nineteenth Century British Literature and Culture, recently led a group of alumnae on a tour of Wales. Thomas and the alums...
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Best-Selling Author Cheryl Strayed Will be 2015-16 Emily Balch Speaker
Photo Credit: Holly Andres Bryn Mawr’s Emily Balch Speaker Series for first-year students is once again bringing a highly celebrated author to campus. The 2015-16 speaker is Cheryl Strayed, whose...
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