Spring 2016

Spring 2016

Female Gaze: Spring 2016

Ceramics: Sculpting a Life “People are never just one thing or another. For me, life is not a dichotomy,” says Joan Libby Hawk ’69. This sentiment has guided Libby Hawk… ... » Read more

With an open-door, please-touch philosophy, Mount Holyoke’s Archives and Special Collections is helping students and alumnae connect with the College’s—and their own—rich past The small brass, oak, and glass display… ... » Read more

The ornately decorated Brumidi Corridors on the first floor of the Senate wing in the United States Capitol

Spring 2016

Into the Halls of Power

Honoring Professor Victoria Schuck’s legendary Washington, DC, internship program and the Mount Holyoke women it set on the path to success Vicky Schuck never failed to make an impression. Former… ... » Read more

A view of the Williston Library Reading Room. Photo by Deirdre Haber Malfatto

Spring 2016

President’s Pen

In a few short months, I will be stepping down as the eighteenth president of Mount Holyoke College to begin a new charge as head of the Association of American… ... » Read more

MoHome Memories: Writing a Shared History

Round-robin letters “When I was a child, mother used to tell my brothers and sisters and me about the round-robin letters,” says Susan Hewitt FP’93. “It was part of the…... » Read more

The key, thought to be made of brass, measures five inches in length and hangs on a circular ring measuring five inches across. Photo by Joanna Chattman

On Display: Unlocked

Mary Lyon's Key Few details are known about the key to Mount Holyoke’s original Seminary building, but the Archives and Special Collections counts it among its collection. A skeleton key…... » Read more

Then & Now: Dorm Life

—1984 photo courtesy of Archives & Special Collections / 2016 photo by Deirdre Haber Malfatto This article appeared in the spring 2016 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.... » Read more

Spring Quarterly 2016

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