Lauren Phillips ’19 spent last summer at an Alaskan excavation site led by a Bryn Mawr alum. Among her favorite discoveries was this circa-1540 carved ivory toggle shaped as the head of a smiling caribou. Phillips is an anthropology major with a minor in museum studies.

"English and International Studies have been appealing to me partly because those disciplines at Bryn Mawr ask that we be holistic learners."

A sampler of what’s new in Philly performance, Wintry Mix offers two different 15-minutes-max sets curated by featured performers Nichole Canuso and Cynthia Hopkins. Fri-Sat | Jan 25-26 | 8 p.m. | Hepburn Teaching Theater, Goodhart Hall.

The iconic Louis Kahn dorm was recently designated a significant historic site. Alums share their favorite memories!

For her dissertation, Samantha Pezzimenti, Ph.D. ’18 focused on a particularly intriguing class of mathematical knots—Legendrian knots—and surfaces they can bound called Lagrangian surfaces.

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!

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.

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

In her latest Forbes column, Bryn Mawr President Kim Cassidy writes about why having more women and greater diversity in Congress is likely to lead to better decisions.