Alumnae Bulletin

Journalist Barbara Kevles ’62 reflects on her interviews with some of the most important women in American culture.

This music-lover pivoted from a career in high-tech to become an opera impresaria at 76.

How six Mawrters followed their bliss and soared into unexplored territory.

An Indian American woman living in Costa Rica explores the urge to leave—and find—home.

Mawrters working with immigrants encounter shifting policies, misperceptions, and blatant cruelty. They are devoted to the work anyway.

With camera in hand, an alumna and daughter of Nicaraguan immigrants bears witness on the U.S.-Mexico border.

Nine Mawrters talk about how they found their life’s work in healthcare and how they maintain hope in challenging times.

Bryn Mawr's program for non-science majors drawn to medicine continues to change lives and impact healthcare.

Bright and inviting, the Student Life and Wellness Building creates a new hub on campus

Math is a popular major at Bryn Mawr. The department’s open and welcoming philosophy helps explain why it all adds up for so many students.