The 2026–27 academic year includes offerings from President Emeritus Kim Cassidy, President Wendy Cadge, and a conversation ...

Campus has been buzzing about Ann Isenberg’s bees since the first hives went up by Lake Vickers in spring 2025.

As the next director of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Thomas Brogan, M.A. ’90, Ph.D. ’99, highlights ...

Watching them quietly draw at the round tables called to mind a scene from her documentary, Women Laughing, pointed out New ...

As executive director of the Japantown Task Force, Emily Murase ’87 is working to preserve and promote one of the country’s ...

B.A., French Literature, Université Paris IV-La Sorbonne; M.A., Political Science and International Studies, Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris. Suaudeau studied at Sciences Po (Institut d’Etudes ...

Associate Professor of Africana Studies Pablo José López Oro is presenting a paper as part of a panel at the conference No End in Sight: The Unwinding and Afterlife of the Cold War in Latin America ...

Please know that resources are available should you need them, including counseling, spiritual care, and Campus Safety. CAPS ...

Julien Suaudeau’s podcast, Song of Philadelphia, has been nominated for a Signal Listener’s Choice Award. The Signal Awards recognize “the most potent, meaningful and unprecedented audio projects ...

Facilities Services will contact faculty and staff in each affected building directly with additional details before the card ...

Astra Bryant ’08 began studying brains at Bryn Mawr. Now she leads a lab researching a little-studied parasitic worm that ...

Anastasia C. Curwood ’96 has long been interested in how horses represent power. Six years ago, she co-founded a nonprofit organization to empower riders of color.