Distant Voices is a docudrama with piano underscoring based on the diary of Hiroaki Nishimura, written during his experiences as an internee in the Japanese American Concentration Camps of World War II. Free and open to the public. Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. in Thomas Great Hall.

As part of Team Oscar, Rhianna Shaheen ’14 is one of six young filmmakers who will hand the Oscars to celebrity presenters at this year's Academy Awards. Team Oscar winners were selected based on a creative 60-second video on the subject, “The best piece of advice I’ve ever received.”

For most of the students in Brook Lillehaugen’s Introduction to Linguistics class, the final project meant a term paper. But when the professor offered the option of a creative project in lieu of an essay, Kyra Neiman ’17 picked up her needle and thread.

Along with opportunities for fieldwork here and abroad, studying anthropology at Bryn Mawr means having access to the College’s extensive collections, including this "Hunter with Spear,1970s," a gift of Frederica de Laguna, Class of 1927, Professor of Anthropology.

A plant ecologist whose work focuses on wetland habitats, Mozdzer's latest research in North American salt marshes explores central questions in plant physiology and biogeography.

Bryn Mawr’s first-ever Show Your Colors night saw fans coming out in force to cheer on the home team as Owls basketball took on Valley Forge.

With first place finishes at the 17th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Chemical and Biological Sciences, biology students continue tradition of excellence.

Bryn Mawr is often ranked among the most beautiful college campuses in the United States. Designed by Fredrick Law Olmsted, Bryn Mawr is a mixture of stately Collegiate Gothic architecture, a few modern buildings, expansive greens, and formal plantings.

This Chi Wara dance crest and headdress from Mali is featured in Backtalk, an exhibition co-sponsored by Special Collections and Africana Studies. Drawn from Bryn Mawr’s African Art Collection, Backtalk asks what the collection includes and leaves out, clarifies and obscures.

The dark complexity of Gyorgy Ligeti’s Quartet No. 1 combines with the sprightliness of Beethoven’s Quartet in G Major opus 18 and the lush sonority of Dvorak’s Quartet No. 13 in G Major in a concert of emotionally resonant works. Feb 27 at 8pm in Thomas Great Hall.