In celebration of Black History Month, join us for an evening with the activist, filmmaker, musician, and celebrated voice on the frontlines of the fight for justice and racial equality. Thurs., Feb. 28, at 7 p.m. | Old Library.

Rachel spent a portion of winter break working with Helen Alten ’82, director of the Haines Sheldon Museum in Haines, Alaska.

A French and Cities double major at Bryn Mawr, Molly Seavy-Nesper '12 today works as associate producer of digital media for NPR's Fresh Air.

Kass Wojcik '22 shattered the school record in the 500 meter dash in just her second time racing in the event as an Owl. Emily Darrow '21 (pictured) posted a personal record of 6:38.21 in the mile.

Warm-blooded marine mammals and birds like these penguins thrive in the frigid waters of the high latitudes. Assistant Professor of Biology Sydne Record is among the authors of a new study that shows warm-blooded predators are favored where prey are “slow, stupid, and cold.”

Cara is majoring in Growth and Structure of Cities and studied abroad to learn more about European cities. Pictured is Cara in Shoreditch, an area in London's East End.

The Owls got plenty of great performances against Centennial Conference leaders Ursinus College, led by two victories by Lillian Oyen-Ustad '19 (pictured) in the final home meet of her career.

In the Fall of 2018, Emily studied at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.

Join four of the most important editors in literary fiction as they discuss their work, the state of publishing today and its future. Editors from Electric Literature, Tin House, Paris Review, and New Directions. Wyndham House, Ely Room | Feb 26 | 7:30-9 p.m. | Free and open to the public.

Shelby Hoogland ’19 traveled to Roatán, Honduras over Winter Break as part of a Marine Biology class she took at Haverford College.