Alumnae Bulletin

Dounya Ramadan ’22 might never have heard of Bryn Mawr if not for her mom’s co-worker Lizzy Lee ’14. Here the two tell how a road trip to the Main Line set Ramadan on an unexpected path.

A conversation with the daughter of Bryn Mawr’s first Latina undergraduate, Carmen Piza.

Career Changes and Transferable Skills

How Gorbachev’s glasnost opened up new worlds for one intrepid Mawrter.

Mawrters Making Their Mark

Allaina Propst '12 opened a brewery and restaurant in her hometown, Honesdale, Pa.

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.

The Russia I came to know in 2010 differed profoundly from the country I had visited in the past. Yet much remained the same.