Check out BMC on BuzzFeed! A photo by Banter Blogger Lindsey Crowe ’14 was featured in BuzzFeed‘s “23 Signs You’re in a Relationship with Your Senior Thesis!” … We thought #9 looked a little familiar …
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BMCDS makes Best Campus Food Top Ten 2014!
BMCDS is one of the Top Ten Institutions in the Princeton Review Best Campus Food 2014! (Like there was ever a doubt) http://ow.ly/vEXM9
BAM is having a board conference call!
BAM is having a board conference call! Can we get a hoot hoot (rather than a woot woot)?
Commencement Speaker 2014 Annoucement
Award-Winning NPR Interviewer Terry Gross To Deliver Bryn Mawr College’s Commencement Address : News http://ow.ly/v54O7
#nomakeupselfie used to show attack victim’s injuries
#nomakeupselfie used to show attack victim’s injuries. A strong Bryn Mawr woman standing up for herself. #bmcbanter http://ow.ly/uXR2b
Anassa kata to BMC Trustee Janet L. Steinmayer ’77
Anassa kata to BMC Trustee Janet L. Steinmayer ’77, who was recently named the 7th president of Mitchell College! http://ow.ly/uG5XT
Cool Women Doing Cool Stuff … student edition!
Did you know that there’s a current Bryn Mawr College student that’s a speaker at TEDxTeen? http://ow.ly/uBqFE We’re so awesome. 🙂
Photographer Jessica Todd Harper ’97
Photographer Jessica Todd Harper ’97 explores how we negotiate our most intimate relationships in the Alumnae Bulletin. Totally amazing.
Self Portrait with Christopher (Pregnant), 2007
PHOTOS: Creator of Grey’s Anatomy filming a pilot at Bryn Mawr College
We’re going to be on TV! We always knew that Bryn Mawr was meant to be a star.
Wonder when else Bryn Mawr has been the setting for a show or movie … ?
PHOTOS: Creator of Grey’s Anatomy filming a pilot at Bryn Mawr College.
A Feminist Mix for International Women’s Day
Some new blogs for you to read for International Women’s Day!
This past Saturday was International Women’s Day, a day to inspire girls and celebrate women’s achievements and, in many countries, an official holiday.
There are many fascinating feminists using WordPress.com to share thoughts on sex, gender, and equality — here are a few of our quirky favorites.
Nursing Clio
On the collaborative blog Nursing Clio — named for Clio, the muse of history — a cast of writers explores issues of gender and medicine, focusing on the ways medicine has historically been used to reinforce sex and gender inequality.
Depending on the day, you might read a dissection of a 1968 Disney-produced film on birth control, an analysis of why women’s ski jumping wasn’t allowed in the Olympics until the Sochi games this year, or an exploration of environmental factors linked to intersex babies.
We also enjoy their tagline, “Because the personal is historical” — a…
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