The most beautiful campus

Taylor Hall in the spring

Bryn Mawr continues to be recognized by national media — most recently by Travel + Leisure — for having one of the most beautiful college campuses in the country. There’s nothing lovelier than walking through the cherry blossoms in early spring.

This story is part of our "26 Things to Love About Bryn Mawr in 2026" spring issue of the Bulletin.

26 Things to Love About Bryn Mawr in 2026
  1. We have the most beautiful campus
     
  2. Some May Days are Grand
     
  3. Any experience can become a treasured memory
     
  4. Art to admire and inspire
     
  5. The world is your classroom
     
  6. On-campus learning is hands-on
     
  7. Dorms can be a canvas for creativity
     
  8. You can always come back to Bryn Mawr
     
  9. The Bi-Co advantage
     
  10. A carrel of one's own
     
  11. Bryn Mawr is always popping up in pop culture
     
  12. Mawrters in the New Yorker
     
  13. Mawrters are prolific writers
     
  14. 50 years of Watson Scholars
     
  15. You can leave your mark
     
  16. Mawrters are leaders
     
  17. The Free Box Mystique
     
  18. Lifelong bonds with professors
     
  19. A 130-year tradition of leadership
     
  20. Opportunities for community and belonging
     
  21. Unexpected connections
     
  22. Our Quaker past can still create new Friends
     
  23. Athena has our back, and we have hers
     
  24. The legendary origins of our traditions
     
  25. Class Notes: Interviews with long-serving Class Editors
     
  26. Bryn Mawr is fun for all generations
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Published on: 05/09/2026