Alumnae Bulletin

With support of an integrated library and information technology services team, Bryn Mawr was able to pivot phenomenally well to provide continuity for student's work.

For architectural historian Itohan Osayimwese ’97, a fellowship funds cross-disciplinary study.

Reaching out from Philadelphia to Greece, California to Scotland, alumnae/i shared encouragement with the new graduates.

Zaynab Ghazi ’22 (computer science and math) and Jamila Ghazi ’20 (economics and political science) answer the question.

After being forced out of Bryn Mawr, Jessie Redmon Fauset helped shape the Harlem Renaissance.

The Graduate Group Symposium sheds light on the idea of darkness.

How effective leaders respond to profound loss and grief.

The public health response to COVID-19.