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The College is a leader in academic innovation, with a particular focus on putting learning into action through research, fieldwork, community and social justice engagement, and internships. Bryn Mawr further expands students’ options to learn and explore through long-standing partnerships with Haverford and Swarthmore Colleges and the ...
Who Built Bryn Mawr? is an ongoing project that supports research and curatorial opportunities for students interested in changing the way the College understands its history. Over its 135+ years, the College has been sustained by countless individuals — not just the presidents, trustees, and donors memorialized on campus.
1967: “Attention Must Be Paid”. On Friday, November 3rd of 1967, students published an article in The College News describing the striking contrast between the “lily-white faculty, secretarial and administrative staff” and the “all-black staff of maids and porters.”. The students questioned the long hours, unclear wages, and living ...
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8 de nov. de 2021 · The making of Bryn Mawr is ongoing. Its students, staff, and faculty members continually reshape the College. How we tell the College's histories should reflect this diversity of voices and experiences. "Who Built Bryn Mawr?" is envisioned as an ongoing, collective research project aimed at telling the College's history in new ways.
1960s Students Confronting Race Summer 2021. Who Built Bryn Mawr? is an ongoing project that supports research and curatorial opportunities for students interested in changing the way the College understands its history.Support for this program comes from the Office of the President and the Friends of the Bryn Mawr College Libraries; it is facilitated by Library and Information Technology ...
On April 15, 1969 a proposal for establishing a Black Studies Program at Bryn Mawr was published in the Bryn Mawr-Haverford College News, the main source of campus information in the Bi-Co. The proposals, reproduced on the next panel, were printed alongside a statement of intent from the authors. We invite you to read the statement of intent ...
