Alumnae Bulletin
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Primary Sources: Japanese History and Culture
Students get an up-close view of rare books, art, and artifacts.
Primary Sources: Museum Studies Praxis Seminar
Students gain hands-on experience and collaborate across sites.
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Primary Sources: Rome as Palimpsests
Students investigate, present on artifacts of Rome.
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In Her Own Words: Toni Morrison on Writing, Editing, and Teaching
In 1979, the famed author gave a public reading and met with classes and student groups.
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The Art of Healing
Two Mawrters, two doctors, two philosophy majors share their thoughts about medicine and Bryn Mawr.
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The Power of Nan
Remembering Johanna Alderfer Harris ’51 and her invaluable legacy to her beloved Bryn Mawr.
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All About Eva
In her new book, Artemis Leontis tells the story of a Mawrter whom one contemporary called "the only ancient Greek I ever knew."
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In Our Words
In conjunction with Project Mawrter, we’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to be a Mawrter and how Bryn Mawr is unique.
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Only in New York
A new look at American folk art places the Big Apple at the core of production.