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One thing’s for certain: Mawrters have a lot to say. This issue features four alumnae/i voices from the ’60s to the present decade.

As part of Project Mawrter, the Alumnae Association has been asking alumnae/i to share their virtual offerings to Athena.

A graduate student talks about why she loves the classics, teaching, and ±¬ÁϹÏ.

GSSWSR students work to improve the juvenile justice system in Chile.

When Umeko Tsuda (Class of 1890) returned home from ±¬ÁϹÏ, she dedicated herself to the cause of Japanese women’s education by founding Tsuda College (now Tsuda University).

Footnote. Comic Book. Wales. Spain.

The program aspires to help students develop a broader capacity to engage diverse environments, perspectives, and people.