Alumnae Bulletin

See inside the newly renovated Wyndham Alumnae House.

Christine Lafuente ’90 finds joy in painting.

Cheese and science are the perfect pairing for Mia Vergari ’05.

Jackie Levine ’46 reflects on her lifetime of activism and her memories of the Selma March.

Daniela Holt Voith ’75 not only runs a major architecture firm, but also brings her experience into the classroom, where she teaches future Bi-Co architects and designers.

Career counseling isn’t just for current students. Alumnae/i looking for guidance or to make a career change can always reach out for free resources.

The Bruni Ridgway Curatorial Fellowship gives students hands-on curatorial experience.

Dana Benyo ’97 found a new challenge in the off-roading, all-women Rebelle Rally

For nearly 20 years, Matt Ruben’s Emily Balch Seminar entitled “Poverty, Affluence, and American Culture” has spoken to the issues and inequalities of the day.