This is our moment. Demand for a Bryn Mawr education has reached historic levels, and our students remain among the most intellectually ambitious in the world.
Our faculty are consistently recognized as leading scholars and teachers, in the company of peers from the nation's top universities.
Innovative curricular and co-curricular initiatives build on our historic strengths as a premier liberal arts college, and prepare our students to address complex challenges across professional fields.
Our academic excellence is manifest, and our influence is palpable.
The thousands of remarkable women who have walked through Pembroke Arch are bound together by their intrepid spirits and curious minds.
This is who we are, and who we have always been. As Bryn Mawr continues to have an unexpected global impact for an institution of our size, we must seize this moment, our moment, to garner the resources that will propel us forward.
With your help, Bryn Mawr women will continue to transform lives, societies, and the world.
An $800,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation in support of a three-year initiative to promote the value of the humanities and humanistic social sciences through knowledge and skills development, career exploration, and public engagement. Read more.
The class of 1958 has raised $686,811 toward its goal of $1.7 million in the three years leading up to its 60th reunion in 2018. Thanks in part to a generous challenge match from Ruth "Tulsa" Kaiser Nelson and robust outreach and gatherings organized by the 1958 Gift Committee, 42% of the class has made a three-year, dual pledge and its overall giving participation increased from 57% to 66%. In the first year alone, the Challenge generated $301,524 for The Bryn Mawr Fund and $385,287 for 1958’s Scholarship Fund, increasing their annual scholarship grant fivefold!
