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Bryn Mawr College soon could be the only remaining women’s college in the region. The school and its president set a vision for the future

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President Wendy Cadge's strategic plan includes more time and money for faculty research, even more emphasis on academic excellence, and remodeling the library, student residences, dining halls.

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Bryn Mawr College soon could be the only remaining women’s college in the region. The school and its president set a vision for the future

President Wendy Cadge's strategic plan includes more time and money for faculty research, even more emphasis on academic excellence, and remodeling the library, student residences, dining halls.

·Philadelphia, United States
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Inquirer broke the news in Philadelphia, United States on Monday, April 27, 2026.
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