Lore
Bryn Mawr's Loss
After being forced out of Bryn Mawr, Jessie Redmon Fauset helped shape the Harlem Renaissance.
For Love of Erdman
Justine Stiftel ’20 interrogates the dorm that architects love—and Mawrters debate.
The Emperor and the Mawrter
American librarian, author, and Quaker tutored heir to Chrysanthemum Throne.
A Good Heart and Endurance
Alumna from the Class of 1896 sought adventure in high places.
The Perfect Spy
When the war came, two Mawrters traded excavation for espionage.
From Japan to Bryn Mawr and Back
When Umeko Tsuda (Class of 1890) returned home from Bryn Mawr, she dedicated herself to the cause of Japanese women’s education by founding Tsuda College (now Tsuda University).
The Haunting
Does a ghost inhabit the third floor of Bryn Mawr's oldest dorm?
A Happy Fellowship
"Here I have found a place for myself. I feel I am not just a part of a piece of machinery."
A May Day Menagerie
Animals once played important role in tradition.
A Woman of Peace
A graduate of Bryn Mawr's first class, Emily Green Balch never shied from her calling.
