Computer Science major Kellie Dinh '19 was a hackNY fellow this past summer. The prestigious 10-week program introduces tech-minded students to the New York City startup scene.

Mary Cugini '20 (pictured) led the way for the Owls with a goal and an assist in a game Bryn Mawr dominated.

As director of Anti-Trafficking at The Salvation Army-Greater Philadelphia, Arielle Curry, M.S.S. '13, is doing what it takes to bring about change in her community.

The trip helped students begin the Fall semester of Arabic at a higher level, learn a distinct dialect of Arabic, and to experience the life and history of a region of the Middle East.

Gay's many literary accomplishments include the bestselling essay collection "Bad Feminist." She'll visit the campus on Nov. 6 for an onstage interview and Q&A in The Great Hall.

Bryn Mawr's campus comes alive with color in the fall! See more images of campus on our Instagram account!

Follow the link for videos of some of this year's Frances Velay Fellows talking about their Summer Science Research. They'll be among the students presenting their findings at a poster session in the newly renovated Park Science Center.

Camp Pause is a four-channel video that follows Palestinian residents of the Rashidieh Refugee Camp in Lebanon on their everyday journeys between their homes and the nearby sea. One of four installations on campus this fall by the artist Tania El Khoury. On view in the Rare Book Room.

In the first blog post of her senior year, Rachel Hertzberg '19 writes about getting her own carrel in Canaday Library and settling into her new room in Rockefeller Hall, home of the famous painted door windows.

Nine dancers rip through a work of great energy, intensity, surprise, and danger, performing complex sequences of hyper-physical dance. Fri-Sat | Dec 7-8 | 8 P.M. | Hepburn Teaching Theater, Goodhart Hall.