Katharine Hepburn on her mother at Bryn Mawr (who was absolutely awesome and worked with Margaret Sanger for women’s rights)
(Source: winterwindz)
Senior Row has acquired a merkin for the alums.
Has it ever been this grassy?
(via wannabequeen)
The place is so huge and has similar style buildings but it’s not the same. When can I come back? :(
I’m also so shocked that the sciences aren’t all in one building haha the chemistry building is bigger than Park (the Science Building at Bryn Mawr) hahahah My graduate student who is my main mentor is awesome and we spoke a lot over silly things. She’s really cool. I will apparently be mostly working with E.coli and cloning mutants. yay! <3
Bryn Mawr was the place that felt most like home. I said that even before I applied ED without visiting. There is such a community here that I adore and the academics are wonderful. Professors know your name and are your friends. I can honestly tell you that I believe no matter what kind of person you are, you will find your niche at Bryn Mawr. It’s truly an wonderful place that I do not look forward to leaving. It’s a chill environment that still strives hard for what they seek.
there are a lot of places you can go; umich has co-ops that you can stay in that are cheap. I got added to a REU program so I’m housing at university towers (they did all the arrangements for me; I just paid them). there are also many sites that you can find summer rentals because a lot of people stay on for research and other stuff. it’s a good college town. it all depends on how much you can spend I think. I know I was a little general but feel free to ask more specific questions. I looked into a lot of housing before I was added to the reu program.
Cybermen on a Starbucks cup
We Proudly UPGRADE!
YES!
Coffee, you will be deleted.
Wasn’t my best semester but surprising did not fail any of my courses. Yay! I did decently well in the courses that I was at risk. I had too much going on and that will be what I will say. Luckily I have learned from my mistakes and hopefully will recover from them next semester (since I will be taking only courses I enjoy besides physics…)