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A First-Year's First Week In Pictures

I moved into Bryn Mawr a week ago, but it's already starting to feel like home.

Kate Weiler
Sep 07, 2016
Bryn Mawr College
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A First-Year's First Week In Pictures

A week ago today, I moved in to Bryn Mawr College. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, so this week, I am going to share my first week of college with something slightly more visually appealing than words. Here are a few snapshots from my first week and semi-witty captions for your scrolling pleasure.

The sun sets behind Haverford College's Stokes Hall and on summer. College has made my thoughts so prolific.

This cupcake. Just...this cupcake.

When that girl who literally can't swim passes the swim test, she tells everyone. I mean everyone.

Soft serve in Haff. Praise Athena.

Anyone else feel like they're in Genovia, like, all the time here?

PSA: Kate made friends(!!!)

I mean, come on. It's Genovia.

Rhodes is aesthetic af.

The sun sets on the Mawr.

Thinking of changing my focus from English to architecture, with a specialization in Lego dinosaur abodes. Thoughts?

Guys, I met Havercat and I completely fangirled. And scared him away. It was worse than when I met Shaq.

Reminder #562 that my roomies are my everything.

Bryn Mawr! Bryn Mawr! Bryn Mawr!

To everyone who has made my first week so amazing, from my more-than-lovely Customs People to my Hall Dad to my new friends and professors. You all rock, and I can't wait for the next four years of Erdman French toast sticks, study sessions in the Campus Center, and late night walks from Haverford. Maybe not that last one, though.

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