Stories

"Now a junior environmental sciences major, Emma has made Bryn Mawr entirely her own."

"She has gained confidence, independence, and a strong sense of who she is and what she cares about."

"Make an offering to Athena!"

"I love connecting my interests across courses and fields of study and felt that Bryn Mawr shared that value."

"Bryn Mawr’s location was and has been a huge asset to my college experience."

"The cities major has allowed me to continue taking classes in subjects that I knew I was interested in but has also pushed me to take classes that I would have never considered taking otherwise."

This course introduces biostatistics through the public health and medical landscape of Philadelphia. We explore how data are used to understand health outcomes, evaluate interventions, and inform policy in urban settings.

This course will explore the ongoing and active Indigenous presence in Philadelphia, by examining the visual and material histories of Indigenous communities, artists, and leaders of present-day Philadelphia and its surrounding ancestral territories, from pre-contact to the present.

Ecologies of Cooperation is an interdisciplinary TriCo Philly course that explores how visual arts, the humanities, and cooperative organizing shape contemporary ecological thought and practice in an urban context.

"As a team, we thrive off of each other and form close relationships, which contribute to our success."

"Bryn Mawr athletics is unique to me because of the people on the team, which in part is the reason we spend so much time together."

"Sustainability thrives when it’s community-driven—and students are often the spark that brings new ideas and momentum to life."