Alumnae Bulletin

In her Bryn Mawr years, war correspondent Martha Gellhorn ’30 forged a lifelong friendship with one of her teachers: Hortense Flexner.

Spanish Professor Rosi Song takes a look at the food and song of one of Spain's most beloved cities.

Exploring material cultures and the life of things.

Two Mawrters head south to study sea-level rise.

A report from Tijuana.

Living Campus is a digital map that broadens access to Bryn Mawr's trees, gardens, and benches.

In its third year, the Digital Scholarship Summer Fellows program centers experiential learning opportunities for students who collaborate on a public-facing digital research project.

Scholars are increasingly turning to digital tools and methodologies for research, teaching and publication.

In this issue, the Bulletin celebrates the trees of Bryn Mawr. So we asked alumnae/i to weigh in with their picks.