Alumnae Bulletin

Living Campus is a digital map that broadens access to Bryn Mawr's trees, gardens, and benches.

In its third year, the Digital Scholarship Summer Fellows program centers experiential learning opportunities for students who collaborate on a public-facing digital research project.

Scholars are increasingly turning to digital tools and methodologies for research, teaching and publication.

In this issue, the Bulletin celebrates the trees of Bryn Mawr. So we asked alumnae/i to weigh in with their picks.

Radcliffe Edmonds III shares his thoughts about Orpheus, the Tony Award–winning musical Hadestown, and the enduring power of myth.

For these summer interns, sustainability was the focus.

Archaeologist turns to geology to understand life on Arabian Peninsula thousands of years ago.

Carola Woerishoffer dedicated her life to social justice.

Through Career & Civic Engagement Center, Lyncy Nyandoche '21 landed American Express internship.