Editing Bryn Mawr College (section)

== Campus ==

Bryn Mawr's 135-acre campus features Collegiate Gothic architecture designed to rival English universities and elite American colleges. Buildings by Cope and Stewardson established the campus's architectural character in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, with subsequent construction largely respecting the original vision. The campus's beauty—landscaped grounds, stone buildings, cloistered walks—creates environment that generations of students have found intellectually and aesthetically inspiring.<ref name="gallery">{{cite book |last=Gallery |first=John Andrew |title=Philadelphia Architecture: A Guide to the City |year=2016 |publisher=Paul Dry Books |location=Philadelphia}}</ref>

Major facilities include Canaday Library, the science complex, residence halls where traditions like Lantern Night and May Day have occurred for over a century, and the Rhys Carpenter Library specializing in art and archaeology. The campus's Main Line location provides suburban setting while SEPTA Regional Rail offers direct access to Center City Philadelphia, connecting students to urban resources while preserving campus character distinct from urban institutions.<ref name="brynmawr"/>