The opening of the 10,000-square-foot addition and renovation of the Park Science Center has created an exciting new hub for Bryn Mawr students and faculty on the campus' northern edge.

Halena Martin '20 (pictured) led the way for the Owls with 19 points, and Cleo Elizabeth-Robertson '19 added another 16 for Bryn Mawr.

Professor Thomas analyzes and researches texts found everywhere, from the British postal system to Victorian chinaware.

Students admitted to this program complete studies at Bryn Mawr, then enroll one additional year at Penn, and receive a Bachelor's of Arts from Bryn Mawr and a Master's in Engineering from Penn. Seniors Hyunjung Kim, Sophia Kim, and Leah Baker are among the students currently enrolled.

Students in the class "Analysis of Art: Early Byzantine Textiles" used thin-layer chromatography (TLC) to identify dyes commonly used in ancient textiles. The course is part of the 360° "Textiles in Context."

The Class of 2022 gathered in the Cloisters to receive their lanterns. Follow the link for images from the event.

Professor of Mathematics Dr. Leslie Cheng, appointed as the Rachel C. Hale Professor in the Sciences and Mathematics, has inspired a generation of Mawrters.

Bryn Mawr's campus comes alive with color in the fall! See more images of campus on our Instagram account! Image courtesy of Hallie Novak '19.

Senior Mellon Mays Fellows Wynter Pohlenz Telles Douglas and Ana Alvarez Guzman have organized an Undergraduate Conference on the Ancient World. The event seeks to bolster interest in studies of the ancient world and to create a community of support for scholars of color.

Anu aims to use her position to voice concerns from different communities, particularly groups within the Alliance of Multicultural Organizations (AMO).