Alumnae Bulletin

An insider’s perspective on being poor, white, and female in rural America.

How do you express your BMC pride in your daily life?

Here, we highlight the unseen labor that goes into the management of special collections.

The assistant professor of biology talks about phagocytes, mentoring, and the beauties of rural Pennsylvania.

With grace and humor, a poet tackles mortality, mourning, and resilience.

What are some cherished memories from your first year at Bryn Mawr?

A new set of oral histories captures the stories behind a life-changing storm.

What fun fall memories do you have from your time at Bryn Mawr?

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

An excerpt from the forthcoming memoir "Boundless: An Abortion Doctor Becomes a Mother" by Christine Henneberg