All About Alums
Introducing a new Laurel Chain column, “All about Alums,” created to highlight the lives, stories, wit and accumulated wisdom of our 33,000 alums around the world.  The column debuts this month with a call for entries: “In Brief . . . Sum up Your MHC Experience in Six Words.”  More…

Web Corner: Global connections
Announcing our new Global Connections page. This page on the Alumnae Association Web site features updates on international alumnae in the news media, conferences outside the U.S, and key initiatives around the world.  It also includes links to contact information for our international clubs and groups, and displays the winning photo from our recent global images contest. More…

Online Class Notes
Barbara Harrington Murphy (Class of 1975) was presented the 2008 Award of Honorary Membership by the American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG) for an exemplary record of distinguished service to the profession and to the Institute. Barbara received the award at AIPG's 2008 annual meeting held in Flagstaff, Arizona. More of Barbara’s class note…
More online class notes...

Making News: MHC alumnae in the media
Read about MHC alums recently featured in major news outlets from the Wall Street Journal to the South China Morning Post to a Hawaiian television news station for their achievements in business, philanthropy, the arts, and prison reform (through a unique gardening project). More…

Planes, Trains, and Sailing Ships: Educational Travel with the Alumnae Association

Remarkable Women of Antiquity and Their Times: a Voyage to the Aegean Sea and Eastern Mediterranean aboard the All-Suite, 114-Guest Corinthian II
October 16-27, 2009
With Bryn Mawr and Smith
New offer: Second person pays only 50 percent; no single supplement fee!

The Great Lakes aboard the 100-guest Clelia II
July 25-August 1, 2009

Great Journey through Europe
May 26 – June 5, 2009
Deluxe M.S. Amadeus Symphony and the Glacier Express

Alumnae Quarterly: Take the Reunion Challenge!

Do you like adventure? Dream of seeing your name in lights, or at least in print? Crave a beautiful prize? Then take the reunion challenge! Travel to this year's reunion in an uncommon way and we'll feature your story in the alumnae magazine, and send it to 30,000 college friends. If you're thinking about coming to reunion this year by bike or rail or bus or boat, or combining it with another fun trip--or even better, a funny trip—let us know. More…