Bryn Mawr College

06/24/2026

Congratulations to class of 2026 graduates Caroline Battersby, Sophonisba Franecki, and Daniella Jacob, who have been selected for the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program! Bryn Mawr College was recognized as a top producer of student Fulbright recipients in 2026 for the fourth consecutive year. Since 2004, over 50 Bryn Mawr students have been selected as Fulbrights. Read more about these grads and their fellowships: https://mawr.life/h41B

06/21/2026

Good morning from campus on the longest day of the year ☀️🌄 Happy summer solstice!

06/18/2026

Maggie Larson '10 has been drawing cartoons for "The New Yorker" since 2017. When we asked her to draw a cartoon for the latest issue of the Bulletin magazine, Maggie's depiction of friendship — a comically large group trying to squeeze through the “friendship poles” at Pem Arch, based on the more recent superstition that “splitting the poles” can break friendships — was just perfect.

“I wanted it to be funny, but I wanted it to be a love letter to Bryn Mawr,” she says. “It’s the friendships I’m so grateful for.”

Check out how Mawrters have gone from being featured in New Yorker cartoons to drawing them in the latest issue of the Bulletin! https://mawr.life/LTI2

06/15/2026

Congratulations to Pardis Dabashi, Qinna Shen, and Paul Joseph López Oro! At their April meeting, the Bryn Mawr College Board of Trustees voted to confirm the reappointment with tenure and promotion to associate professor of Dabashi and López Oro. They also voted to promote Shen to the rank of full professor. These appointments are effective at the start of the fall 2026 semester. We’re grateful for their outstanding contributions to teaching, research, and service.

Read more about these faculty and their work:

06/12/2026

The latest issue of the Bulletin magazine features 2️⃣6️⃣ things to love about Bryn Mawr in 2026, including unexpected connections, beloved campus traditions, pop culture shoutouts, alumnae/i accomplishments, and more! 💭 What do you love most about Bryn Mawr?

Keep an eye on your mailboxes for its arrival and read the whole issue at brynmawr.edu/bulletin 📰

06/11/2026

Smiles were out in full force as staff gathered to catch up with colleagues at the College's annual Staff Picnic. The picnic, which this year included a co****le tournament and a scavenger hunt, is an opportunity to celebrate the end of the academic year and honor staff achievements and years of service.

🎉 Please join us in celebrating the winners of the McPherson Award for Excellence, which recognizes excellence and service to the community and is based on community nominations! Thank you to Oksana Kraikivska from Housekeeping, Diane Dell'Arciprete from the Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, and Arleen Zimmerle from LITS for their outstanding service to the Bryn Mawr community 🎉

Check out the full list of honorees: https://mawr.life/L9IK

06/09/2026

"There has been so much love and joy on campus this year," said President Wendy Cadge in an update that was sent to the Bryn Mawr community yesterday. "Throughout, we poured our hearts into what this community does best: teaching and learning; researching and creating; growing, debating, and connecting."

Watch this clip from a reflection on our spectacular year together, and check out the full video here: https://mawr.life/Lu2G

06/08/2026

Access to diverse academic offerings. Unlimited dining and transportation between campuses. Life-long connections. These are just a few of the benefits of the close relationship between Bryn Mawr and nearby Haverford College, known as the Bi-College Consortium. Read more in today's article from the Philadelphia Inquirer, and let us know your favorite Bi-Co experience in the comments!

Students can take classes at each other’s campuses, participate in each other’s clubs and programs and eat in each other’s dining halls for no additional charge.

06/06/2026

"HERS has proven resoundingly, over five decades, how institutions are transformed by leadership that looks different. Bryn Mawr is honored to join you in creating a bright future for women’s leadership," said Bryn Mawr President Wendy Cadge in welcoming the Higher Education Resource Services (HERS) Leadership Institute's Conference and Reunion to campus this week.

For 50 years, HERS has empowered women and gender-diverse leaders to bring courage, creativity, and conviction to higher ed, and this week they came together on Bryn Mawr's campus to celebrate and engage in the place where it all began decades ago.

06/05/2026

Quiet mornings on the Schuylkill River this spring with Bryn Mawr Crew 🛶