Yesterday was both the greatest and most terrifying day for me at Bryn Mawr. First, my plans for May Day were a total flop. Although I had strawberries  and mimosas for breakfast (May Day tradition for Seniors), marched in the … Continue reading →

There are four major traditions at Bryn Mawr: Parade Night, Lantern Night, Hell Week and May Day. The first three traditions are about welcoming the incoming class and making them feel at home. However, May Day is special;  this tradition … Continue reading →

Hi Everyone, (with a special shout out to the Class of 2016! I heard Admissions sent out the large envelopes yesterdays. I cannot wait to see you on campus for one of the Accepted Students Weekends! If you are unable … Continue reading →

Can I write memes instead of my thesis?  

Winter break is probably the best time of the year. You can eat, sleep, watch television, hang out with friends, READ FOR PLEASURE, bake, or just sit in your pajamas all day without feeling guilty for your lack of productivity. … Continue reading →

Farah Pandith, special representative to Muslim communities welcomed a body of about 60 students from the 5 Seven Sister women’s colleges to the Women in Public Service Colloquium* Wednesday night. She shared with us about how her experience at a … Continue reading →

All day Thursday, institutions, organizations and businesses from around the world streamed the 2nd TEDxwomen. The mission of TED talks is to spread ideas by providing a space for the brightest and most innovative thinkers to catalyze discussions. TEDxwomen focuses … Continue reading →

A Summary: This weekend 12 Bryn Mawr students attended the Seven Sisters Conference at Mount Holyoke.  The annual conference which serves as a forum for the remaining schools in the Seven Sisters Consortium to discuss issues on campus and to … Continue reading →

A blog post coming soon! I promise!

I have not been on campus for Halloween since my freshman year. And this was certainly not on purpose. Sophomore year my grandmother was moving to Hawaii and junior year I spent the weekend in Washington DC to attend the … Continue reading →