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Way Up North
Bryn Mawr connections on an archeological dig in Alaska.
A Higher Education
Hanna Holborn Gray '50 fled Hitler's Germany in the 1930s and, like her parents, pursued a life of the mind.
Jie Shi Brings Focus on Chinese Art, Architecture
7,000 life-size sculptures are just the beginning of the treasures discovered in earliest royal tombs.
Leslie Rescorla Continues to Build Her Legacy
A noted researcher with an eye for real estate development.
Ask the Tough Questions
Kim Masters ’76 shares her thoughts about journalism, the Time's Up movement, and what's next.
Perceptions of Blackness at Bryn Mawr
Scholar addresses issues of differing experiences.
A Very Semi-Serious Woman
Cartoonist Maggie Larson ’10 tells whimsical stories with a touch of sweetness.
Purpose, Promise, Passion
Joint student-alumnae/i conference brings the College community together.
Aneesah Latise Akbar-Uqdah ’07 Goes from Anassa Kata to Semper Fi
Akbar has long sought a career that would merge her passion for public health and her appetite for developing solutions to national security issues.
A Test of Loyalty
Bryn Mawr and the National Defense Education Act of 1958
