布林莫尔历史

2021年1月- 2021年12月
卡纳迪图书馆，大厅

——莎莉·布朗
——津田云生
——希尔达·沃辛顿·史密斯
——伊妮德·库克

This exhibit names and celebrates four individuals who helped shape the College’s first 50 years. Some of these names may be familiar, but their contributions to the College may not be. 通过他们的工作和信念, they expanded educational opportunity for women at Bryn Mawr and beyond, even if that opportunity had been denied or made more difficult for them. They changed the lives of students, the nature of the College, and higher education and scholarship. 他们帮助建造了布林茅尔.

2021年11月5日- 2022年6月3日
凯纳迪库 and locations around campus

This exhibition highlights the ways in which Bryn Mawr students in the 1960s used ideas and experiences influenced by the national Civil Rights movement to shift the culture of the College. It was organized by Keyla Benitez (Class of 2024), 艾玛·伯恩斯(2021届), 班克斯顿学院(2022届), 艾略特·弗莱明(2022届), 卡罗莱纳·莫利纳(2023届), and Katy Rosenthal (MA Candidate) with 教师 advisors Ignacio Gallup-Diaz (Marjorie Walter Goodhart Professor of History) and Monique Scott (Director of Museum Studies and Associate Professor of History of Art.

2022年9月16日- 12月16日
凯纳迪库, Class of 1912 Rare Book Room
工作日10 a.m.-4 p.m.

This student-organized exhibition explores the earliest years of the College from its conception in 1872 and the laying of its foundations in 1879 to its opening in 1885 and through its first decade of operation. It was organized by Tessa Famatigan (Class of 2024), 玛丽昂·汉密尔顿(2023届), Rhian Muschett(2023届), Madison Wyttenbach (Class of 2023) with academic co-advisors Alicia Walker (Professor of History of Art) and Alexis White (M.A. Candidate, Department of History of Art).

Perry House was originally envisioned as an African-American student residence and cultural center. In response to protests by Black Bryn Mawr students, Perry House—formerly “Spanish House”—opened in 1972. It operated from 1972 to 2013 when it was taken offline as a student residence. Because there are few records about Perry House and Perry House residents, we risk losing access to this crucial part of our history. The Perry House Oral Histories Project seeks to build a collection of oral histories related to Perry House and its affiliated communities.

This project connects current Bryn Mawr students with graduates, 教师, and staff who were part of the larger Perry House community. We aim to grow our collective understanding of past graduates’ contributions to and experience of 推荐全球十大博彩公司排行榜. This project will fill in the missing pieces of our collective history, particularly pieces—and people—that have been invisible or overlooked before now.

The Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women Workers in Industry, during its time on campus from 1921 through 1938, hosted about a thousand women working in manual labor and the industrial sector, redefining what it means to be a Bryn Mawr student and radically changing the playing field of worker's education. 在这里, some of the first working class Jewish, 移民, and Black students were allowed to both attend classes on Bryn Mawr's campus and graduate. The Summer School's evolving and vibrant history is one intrinsically tied to the history of 推荐全球十大博彩公司排行榜; even a century on, its presence has a profound resonance with the conversations we as an institution hold. 玫瑰也是如此 is an exhibit that seeks to connect today's students to the ongoing legacies of the Summer School on the centennial of its founding, drawing attention to not only the overarching themes of the Summer School's history, but also the nuance of the students' lives on campus and the ways in which Bryn Mawr affected their lives and outlook on the world.