Fall Quarterly 2016

Features

Recognized as one of the best college art museums in the nation, Mount Holyoke’s museum embarks on a new chapter,

The visionary work of Ann O’Leary ’93 The national press has taken to calling Ann O’Leary ’93 a wonk (Politico

In the legal battles for marriage equality, Mount Holyoke alumnae have formed a formidable (and sometimes unwitting) team On an

Recognized as one of the best college art museums in the nation, Mount Holyoke’s museum embarks on a new chapter,

The visionary work of Ann O’Leary ’93 The national press has taken to calling Ann O’Leary ’93 a wonk (Politico

In the legal battles for marriage equality, Mount Holyoke alumnae have formed a formidable (and sometimes unwitting) team On an

Tucked away on the western edge of campus behind Pearsons Hall sits the house where the past eight Mount Holyoke

These days, with apologies to Tina Turner, I’ve been asking myself, “What’s death got to do with it?” You can’t

Queer Gospel: A Reclamation A bunch of PhD candidates forming a queer gospel group? Sounds unlikely and unusual, but it’s

A Place for Star Gazing Lost to time, the Pepper Box was once a highlight of campus. Built in 1884,

A Wife Remembered Close observers walking through campus may notice several unique sundials. Some are situated on pedestals, some on

—By Rowan Collins ’18 –1968 photo courtesy of MHC Archives and Special Collections; 2016 photo by Millie Rossman This article

In the Service of Others Zanethia Eubanks ’94 is an active-duty commander in the United States Public Health Service. She

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