Stories
"In high school I volunteered at DOROT, where I interned this summer, and found a community that is still very close to my heart today. Seeing that Bryn Mawr had so many volunteer initiatives and similar clubs like Adopt-A-Grandparent drew me to the school and ultimately helped me to make my decision to attend Bryn Mawr."
Flavors of Provence by Luxury River Ship
October 6-14, 2026
Africa's Wildlife
March 29- April 11, 2026
Tri-Co Philly: Ecologies of Cooperation: Modeling Participation and Ecological Practice Through Philadelphia-Based Arts, Culture, and Environmental Co-Operatives
Ecologies of Cooperation is an interdisciplinary TriCo Philly course that explores how visual arts, the humanities, and cooperative organizing shape contemporary ecological thought and practice in an urban context.
Tri-Co Philly: Art and Culture of Indigenous Philadelphia: From Shackamaxon to the Present
This course will explore the ongoing and active Indigenous presence in Philadelphia, by examining the visual and material histories of Indigenous communities, artists, and leaders of present-day Philadelphia and its surrounding ancestral territories, from pre-contact to the present.
Tri-Co Philly: Biostatistics: Data, Health and Ethics in Philadelphia
This course introduces biostatistics through the public health and medical landscape of Philadelphia. We explore how data are used to understand health outcomes, evaluate interventions, and inform policy in urban settings.
Antarctica Direct: Fly the Drake Passage
January 15-22, 2026
Generative AI Workshop teaches Staff and Faculty about AI!
"I learned many facts and concepts about AI that I did not know previously...This will help my department increase our productivity." -Melanie Allen, Environmental Health and Safety Director
Tri-Co Faculty Present Digital Scholarship Projects
Our work is informed by critical and ethical approaches to technology practice—something that is more important than ever in our current moment! - Alice McGrath, Senior Digital Scholarship Specialist
Transnational Italian Studies and LITS hold symposium and launch website for Tri-Co Philly course
"Working with LITS and the Italian Department for this project was truly one of the highlights of my semester!"
— Eleanor Sullivan '27
Major Moment: Naveah Diaz '26
"The consortium has greatly benefited my academic opportunities."