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Bryn Mawr’s long-running, student-led Community Garden offers opportunities to connect with nature, dig in the dirt, and take home some tasty vegetables.

Alums are attacking climate change from myriad angles, including bicycle advocacy and environmental law.

A new medicinal garden takes shape at The Well.

How the original Olmsted plan for the campus has endured through the years.

Assistant Professor of Physics Asja Radja’s research, including a new flow tank, could help solve the problem of coral reef bleaching.

The LITS Plant Lending Library gives students the opportunity to check out and care for houseplants, bringing life and a bit of green to residence halls

Shubha Sunder began to dream of a literary life at Bryn Mawr. This spring, she published her first novel and won a prestigious award.

Generations: A conversation with marine geologists Julia Wellner ’92 and Rachel Clark ’16.

Gwen Michael-Jones ’14 is a climate resiliency consultant who, for the past few years, has also worked as a wildland firefighter in and around San Diego, Calif.

Deborah Ahenkorah ’10 has built a career that intertwines literacy, education, publishing, and social justice.