Every four years Bryn Mawr's Dining Services puts on a Hogwarts-Themed End-of-Term Feast. Follow the link to our Facebook page to see images from this year's amazing event!

We just greeted the first members of Bryn Mawr's next class.

Leah traveled to Toledo to research a 15th-century manuscript of "De Medicina," a medical treatise by the Roman author Celsus that has been largely ignored by other scholars.

Laya Paladugu '21 (pictured) drained a three on Bryn Mawr's first shot of the game and the Owls never looked back from there, ultimately cruising away to a comfortable 76-66 victory.

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.

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

The team competed in the two-day Dragon Invitational Tournament at Drexel University. Pictured are team members Claire Hampton '21 and Chloe Berger '21.

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

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.

In her latest blog post, Hallie Novak writes about the Italian department's holiday party and studying the work of chef and author Pellegrino Artusi.