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  • Mel Chin, Unite This Flag, 2020. Courtesy of the artist.
    Community
    Graduate Leadership
    Emily Alesandrini, Curator and Graduate Student in History of Art, co-curates the exhibition 'For Which It Stands'
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  • Professor Catherine Conybeare
    Humanities
    Faculty Scholarship
    Professor of Greek, Latin, and Classical Studies Catherine Conybeare Receives NEH Grant
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  • The wall paintings of Tokali Kilise
    Humanities
    International Research
    History of Art's Elena Gittleman on her two-week experience with the Koç University ANAMED Cappadocia in Context summer program
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  • scientific illustration
    Global Reach
    Graduate Scholarship
    Hannah Schwartz (Math) accepts prestigious post-docs at the Max Planck Institute and Princeton University
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  • Excavations at Morgantina in Sicily
    Report from the Field
    Graduate Scholarship
    Archaeology Ph.D. students continue tradition of research at Morgantina, Sicily.
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  • The SSX facility at Swarthmore College where a new array of pulser coils will be constructed to accelerate and compress plasma plumes to study their applicability for fusion energy reactors.
    Cutting-edge Research
    The Future of Energy
    Physics Professor David Schaffner is researching new ways to harness the power of fusion energy.
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  • Graduate Students Are Mentors
    Mentoring
    Graduate Students Serve as Valuable Mentors
    Bryn Mawr’s liberal arts focus and small classes create the perfect environment for mentorship to flourish.
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Graduate Education in a Liberal Arts Environment

Graduate education at Bryn Mawr was part of the founding mission of the College. Established in 1885, Bryn Mawr College takes pride in being the first institution in the U.S. to provide women a graduate education culminating in a Ph.D. Since 1931, graduate enrollment has been co-educational and today embraces inclusivity as one of its core values. Students in Graduate School of Arts and Sciences pursue research in graduate programs of international reputation. Bryn Mawr surpasses traditional models of graduate education in its attention to the unique needs of individual students and its commitment to developing a broadly trained community of scholars. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences currently accepts students into Ph.D. programs in Chemistry; Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology; Greek, Latin, and Classical Studies; History of Art; Mathematics; and Physics.
 
A hallmark of graduate studies at Bryn Mawr College is interdisciplinary collaboration among its two graduate groups. Since 2000, the award-winning Graduate Group in Archaeology, Classics, and History of Art is a unique collaboration across these departments. The Graduate Group in Science and Mathematics fosters interdisciplinary thinking across the departments of Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics with an eye to professional development and innovative research.

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Left: Tariku Shiferaw, Tearz (Wu-Tang), 2019; spray paint, iridescent film, mylar, vinyl, 48 x 36; photo by Dario Lasagni. Right: Tajh Rust. -nation (Hyphenation), 2016; acrylic on nylon, 60" x 36"; edition of five; photo by NURTUREart.
Contested Legacies and National Identity in 'For Which it Stands,' an Exhibition by Emily Alesandrini
Posted November 30th, 2020
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The Past is Prologue
Posted November 25th, 2020
An archaeologist considers a Confederate statue.
Daniel Crosby (Classics) successfully defends "‘The Oracular Tale’ and the Oracles of the Greeks"
Posted November 16th, 2020
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'Networks of (Be)longing': an exhibition curated by Laurel V. McLaughlin
Posted November 5th, 2020
Dan Hicks
Virtual Event: A Conversation with Dan Hicks (curator, Pitt Rivers Museum) on ‘The Brutish Museums: The Benin Bronzes, Colonial Violence and Cultural Restitution’
Posted November 1st, 2020
December 4 at 12pm
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Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania 19010-2899
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